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________ is the proportion of dissolved salts to pure water.

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inysia [1.6K]2 days ago
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<span>Salinity describes the ratio of dissolved salts to freshwater in the ocean, typically measured in parts per thousand. For instance, if the ocean's salinity is 35 parts per thousand, or ppt, this indicates that out of every kilogram, or 1000 grams, of ocean water, 35 grams consist of salt. A higher parts per thousand value signifies saltier water and consequently greater salinity.</span>
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