What is the relationship between temperature and the dissolution of ocean water salts?

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A positive relationship is shared between the temperature and saltiness of the oceans waters. As density increases, the saltiness in oceans waters does too.

Saltiness descreases when polar caps melt or increases from the freezing of polar caps. Evaporation can increase saltiness and density too and in turn freshwater decreases saltiness and density.

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BaLLatris [955]4 years ago

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Answer: Direct proportion. The salinity of water in the ocean rises with higher temperature because water is evaporated from the ocean, leaving more solutes (salts) in it.

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