1. What is the name for rise of deeper water to the surface?

Chemistry

1 answer:

Vikentia [17]2 years ago

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Upwelling

Explanation:

The rise of deeper water to the surface is called upwelling.

Upwelling is a term used in oceanography to describe the rise of cold and denser water to the surface.

This occurs usually along the short where wave action is very prevalent.
Surface wave pushes away warm water.
Then deeper nutrient-rich cold water rises due to low density and volume of water on top.
This nutrient rich water supports biological activities because they are rich.
Wind along the coast can also force surface water down.

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