Science, asked by vikasnikam, 11 months ago

why is the density of seawater more than that of rain water

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Answered by jhav2255

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Answer:

due to presence of more amount of salt/impurities the density of seawater is more than that of rain water

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Answered by aayushsharma5986

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Answer:

it is because more minerals are dissolved in Sea water and also salts which increase it's density

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