Answer:
Volcanic gases. (Ans A)
Explanation:
Ocean water is salty because of the presence of dissolved salt. When water contact with a rock it starts weathering processes and this process starts to dissolve the soluble elements such as sodium out of the rock.
In volcanic gases, lots of chlorine ions are present in the atmosphere, these ions easily dissolve with water and produce the large flux of chloride that splashes into the oceans. So, the most common source of chloride ions in ocean waters comes from the volcanic explosions.
I believe the answer is true because we spill liquids during these events causing more erosion
The answer is : randomization was not used in sample selection. The major difference between experimental and quasi-experimental designs is lack of randomization in sampling selection.
Ammonia, drain cleaner, baking soda, chalk, toothpaste, Windex, bleach, laundry detergent, shampoo, and egg whites (household base)
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The oxygen in the water molecule attracts the most electrons and in so doing attracts a slightly negative charge.
