<span>Processes that increase the density of seawater include evaporation and sea ice formation. The density of seawater primarily depends on two factors, temperature and its salinity. When temperature is decreased and salinity is increased, the density increases. Sea ice formation lowers the seawater's temperature, while evaporation increases the salinity.</span>
Two examples of a base other than those could be, borax, and lye.
Volcanic eruptions spew alot of carbon dioxide and sulphur dioxide into the atmosphere. These gases when mixed with rain and run into oceans increase their pH. Additionally, these gases are greenhouse gases that increases atmospheric temperatures and consequently those of the seas and oceans.
Low pH and high temperatures kill marine life.
your answer is C. it is temp where water vapours start to condense and forms liquid droplet from vapour condition.
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