Biology, asked by keshavking4582, 11 months ago

1 litre seawater contains how much of salt

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Answered by nitingans

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Answer:

35 grams

Explanation:

Sea water contains 3.5% of salts in it.

Therefore, 1 litre of seawater would contain 3.5% of salts in it

which is about 35 grams.

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