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Salt in seawater causes it to have greater what, which is also affected by temperature and pressure?

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asked Dec 31, 2024 in Science by LamontMccror (1.9k points)

Salt in seawater causes it to have greater what, which is also affected by temperature and pressure?

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answered Dec 31, 2024 by AnaYdc643424 (1.8k points)

density

Seawater has lots of salts in it. This increases its density mass per volume over fresh water. Temperature and pressure also affect density.

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