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Difference Between Salt Water And Fresh Water
Salt Water vs Fresh Water
It would be easy to say that the difference between salt water and fresh water is all about whether there is salt in the water. While it makes sense, that’s not really accurate. Salinity, or the density of salt, is much higher in salt water, but fresh water is not completely devoid of salt.
The salts that are found in salt water, as well as brackish water (which is a mixture of salt and fresh water), are more diverse than the salt most of us have on our dining room table. The water is composed of various elements, and as those elements break down, they become electrically charged ions. These particles are better electricity conductors. This means that electricity flows through salt water more readily and efficiently than it does through fresh water.
True fresh water bodies are much rarer than salt water bodies. Most of the water in the world contains high enough levels of salt to prevent it from being classified as fresh water.
Salt water is literally dangerous to drink. Being stranded in the middle of the ocean carries a high risk of dehydration, because drinking the salt water will take more liquid from the muscles and blood stream than going without drinking anything at all.
Fresh water lacks the buoyancy of salt water. If you swim in a freshwater lake, you’ll find that you will have to work harder to float on the water’s surface than you would have to if you tried to float in the ocean. The Dead Sea has such a high salt level that many find it difficult to wade out past their hips, because they start to float!
The ecological differences are interesting. Fish, amphibians, and plants generally can not live in both types of water. Their natural development lends them to their preferred salt content level. Taking a fresh water fish and putting him in a salt water tank is about as effective as leaving him on the beach! He won’t be able to survive. There are alligators, however, that have adapted to fresh and salt water environments.
Summary:
1. The salinity between salt and fresh water is significant.
2. Fresh water makes up only about 1% of all the planet’s water bodies.
3. Salt water can be deadly if a person drinks it.
4. Salt water offers much more buoyancy than fresh water.
5. The ecosystems are completely different when it comes to most species of organisms in fresh water and salt water.
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Andrea San Pedro
November 10, 2010
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erin
April 21, 2012
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February 23, 2016
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March 18, 2016
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May 26, 2016
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August 1, 2016
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Claire
September 18, 2011
Thanks for the info, it helps a lot with my science research task.
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erin
April 21, 2012
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Dezzie
November 21, 2012
Ditto.
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September 24, 2011
Nice job….. Well written.
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erin
April 21, 2012
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July 20, 2014
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April 21, 2012
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October 4, 2012
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October 11, 2012
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December 12, 2012
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March 21, 2013
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Difference Between Salt Water And Fresh Water
Salt Water vs Fresh Water
It would be easy to say that the difference between salt water and fresh water is all about whether there is salt in the water. While it makes sense, that’s not really accurate. Salinity, or the density of salt, is much higher in salt water, but fresh water is not completely devoid of salt.
The salts that are found in salt water, as well as brackish water (which is a mixture of salt and fresh water), are more diverse than the salt most of us have on our dining room table. The water is composed of various elements, and as those elements break down, they become electrically charged ions. These particles are better electricity conductors. This means that electricity flows through salt water more readily and efficiently than it does through fresh water.
True fresh water bodies are much rarer than salt water bodies. Most of the water in the world contains high enough levels of salt to prevent it from being classified as fresh water.
Salt water is literally dangerous to drink. Being stranded in the middle of the ocean carries a high risk of dehydration, because drinking the salt water will take more liquid from the muscles and blood stream than going without drinking anything at all.
Fresh water lacks the buoyancy of salt water. If you swim in a freshwater lake, you’ll find that you will have to work harder to float on the water’s surface than you would have to if you tried to float in the ocean. The Dead Sea has such a high salt level that many find it difficult to wade out past their hips, because they start to float!
The ecological differences are interesting. Fish, amphibians, and plants generally can not live in both types of water. Their natural development lends them to their preferred salt content level. Taking a fresh water fish and putting him in a salt water tank is about as effective as leaving him on the beach! He won’t be able to survive. There are alligators, however, that have adapted to fresh and salt water environments.
Summary:
1. The salinity between salt and fresh water is significant.
2. Fresh water makes up only about 1% of all the planet’s water bodies.
3. Salt water can be deadly if a person drinks it.
4. Salt water offers much more buoyancy than fresh water.
5. The ecosystems are completely different when it comes to most species of organisms in fresh water and salt water.
Facebook17Pinterest1TwitterGoogle+PrintShare
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Categories: Nature
Tags: fresh, salt, water
Previous PostDifference Between MD And DO
Next PostDifference Between GPL And LGPL
27 responses
Andrea San Pedro
November 10, 2010
Nice!…. well done!
Reply
erin
April 21, 2012
nice
Reply
Logan Turne
February 23, 2016
nice
Reply
epic
March 18, 2016
you are the meanest person ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Reply
alondra medina
May 26, 2016
nice loving the info!
Reply
a cat
August 1, 2016
nice
Reply
Claire
September 18, 2011
Thanks for the info, it helps a lot with my science research task.
Thanks again
-Claire
Reply
erin
April 21, 2012
agree
Reply
Dezzie
November 21, 2012
Ditto.
Reply
Hi
September 24, 2011
Nice job….. Well written.
Reply
erin
April 21, 2012
o.k.
Reply
Bob
July 20, 2014
ok
Reply
erin
April 21, 2012
i like this website but it has long hard words.
Reply
Alonmes
October 4, 2012
u so ratchet.
Reply
perri
October 11, 2012
dont judge alommes its not nice
Reply
Alonmes
October 4, 2012
dhiz dhont even ghot nhoo hard long wordz ohn iht bhoo bhoo.
Reply
john
December 12, 2012
thanks this website helped a lot with my science
Reply
Ibrahima Bah
March 21, 2013
This Website is very helpful for me and my team members at International Community High School located in the bronx We really love it after we done with our experiment in Chemistry class. Thank u so much for providing us this site
Reply
Lala
April 30, 2013
Good
Reply
hipola
August 27, 2013
nice
Reply
Kylie
January 19, 2014
nice
Reply
nina
March 18, 2014
who is the author???
Reply
YUM YUM
September 7, 2015
DILLIAN IS SALTY
Reply
jimmy
March 29, 2016
hi my name jimmy
Reply
jasmine
May 4, 2016
this website is cool ig lmao
Reply
jasmine
May 4, 2016
dab dab
Reply
Damon
May 9, 2017
this helped a lot with my power point, i really needed this information
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