

Marine Chemistry
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Science
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9th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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49 Slides • 33 Questions
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Marine Science Ch 3

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Multiple Choice
What is the percentage of water that makes up the typical human body?
35%
50%
60%
85%
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Multiple Choice
When two atoms are bonded together it is called a
chain
molecule
group
vesicle
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Fill in the Blanks
what is the chemical formula for a water molecule?
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
what is the chemical formula for a water molecule?
Type answer...
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Multiple Choice
the end of the molecule that is positively charged is attracted to which end on another molecule?
positive end
negative end
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Multiple Choice
when particles move faster temperature goes
up
down
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Multiple Choice
heat is measured in
Fahrenheits
kilos
joules
grams
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Multiple Choice
which has more heat?
the ocean
a hot cup of tea
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Multiple Choice
Water is the only substance found on Earth in all states (solid, liquid, and gas)
true
false
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Multiple Choice
molecules of water vapor _______ held together with hydrogen bonds
are
aren't
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Multiple Choice
at what temperature are water molecules held structurally together
32°C
100°C
−32°C
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Multiple Choice
degree of compactness of a substance
mass
volume
density
weight
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Multiple Choice
water as a solid is ________ than as a liquid
more dense
less dense
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Multiple Choice
the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of water is pretty high. Is that good or bad for marine life?
good
bad
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Multiple Choice
the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of water is pretty high. Is that good or bad for marine life?
good
bad
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Multiple Choice
the sticking together of particles of the same substance:
adhesion
cohesion
magnetism
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Multiple Choice
the higher the viscosity means that substance has
more resistance to flow
a high ability to flow
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Multiple Choice
something that has the ability to dissolve another substance (the other one is the thing that is being dissolved)
solvent
solute
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insects like water striders take advantage of this cohesion/surface tension to move across the surface of water
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Multiple Select
which two elements make up salt?
calcium
sodium
potassium
nitrogen
chloride
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A beaker of water with sodium chloride ions bound by attractions between opposite charges. In the water, the weakly charged water molecules are attracted to the charged ions, and they cluster around the ions. This weakens the bonds between ions, which separate, or dissociate.
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Multiple Choice
properties like light levels, pressure, and sound are
the same underwater as on land
different underwater as on land
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Multiple Choice
the level that light can penetrate water is always the same no matter the body of water
true
false
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Diagram of a river, fissure, and volcano transporting ions into the ocean. Ions like sodium, potassium, and magnesium tend to enter the ocean from rivers; sulfide and chloride enter from fissures and volcanoes.
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Multiple Choice
which color of light can reach the deepest in the ocean?
blue
green
red
yellow
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Multiple Choice
At sea level, how many atmospheres of pressure are you at?
1
2
3
0
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Multiple Choice
sound travels _________ in water, than in air
faster
slower
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Multiple Choice
the amount of dissolved salt in the water
alkalinity
salinity
chlorinity
sodium chloridity
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Multiple Choice
the dissolved materials are the
solute
solvent
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Sound travels fastest near the surface and at great depths. Its minimum speed is around 1,000 m deep, where the Deep Sound Channel is located.
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Chloride, sodium, sulfate, magnesium, calcium, and potassium (in that order) are the most common ions found in seawater.
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Multiple Select
select the locations where these proportions could vary
hydrothermal vents
mouths of rivers
open ocean
areas of high biodiversity
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Multiple Choice
the saltier the water the ______ it is
more dense
less dense
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Multiple Select
many gases are dissolved in sea water, largely including...
oxygen
hydrogen
nitrogen
carbon dioxide
carbon monoxide
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Multiple Choice
_____ forms the backbone of all organic molecules
nitrogen
oxygen
carbon
hydrogen
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Multiple Choice
which type of graph best shows the increase in atmospheric carbon dioxide?
logistic growth
exponential growth
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Multiple Choice
How much of the CO2 emitted into the air each year is dissolved into the oceans?
5%
15%
30%
50%
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Multiple Choice
greater CO2 concentrations can affect behavior of marine organisms
true
false
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