Seawater, Composition of
In: Encyclopedia of Global Warming & Climate Change
Seawater, Composition of
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.4135/9781452218564.n622
Subject: Climatography, Environmental Sociology, International Environment
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Seawater is a solution of salts of nearly constant composition, dissolved in variable amounts of water. It is denser than freshwater. It is risky to drink seawater because of its high salt content. More water is required to eliminate the ...
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