1. Define the
term salinity.
Salinity is the total quantity of concentration of all dissolved inorganic solids.
2. If you add
salt to a water solution, will a hydrometer float higher or lower in the water?
Explain your choice.It will float higher because the salt makes the hydrometer more buoyant because the water is denser.
3. What
effect does the addition of salt have on the properties of water?
The addition of salt makes the water more dense.
4. Is it
easier to float in the ocean than in a swimming pool? Explain why or why not.
It is easier to float on the ocean because the water is dense and it depends where you are.
5. Define the
term density.
Density is a measure of a quantity such as mass
6. The salinity of seawater is also affected
by the temperature of a body of water. Explain how temperature causes differences
in the salinity of water.
Cold water is more dense where as the opposite is true about warm water. This means cool ocean water is denser than warm ocean water. It is denser because the molecules of the liquid are moving slower.
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