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Some ocean water evaporates, but certainly not all of it. When evaporation occurs, what happens to the
ocean water that doesn't evaporate? Explain in terms of the salt content and what you saw in the
experiment.

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Explanation:

As the ocean water evaporates from the surface, the waters left behind become more concentrated with salts because salt content per volume increases as the water volume decreases from evaporation.

Therefore, more energy is required to evaporate more water because the salt concentration acts like impurities. Impurities increase the boiling point of water or other solutions by lowering the vapour pressure of water.

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Answer:

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Explanation:

As the ocean water evaporates from the surface, the waters left behind become more concentrated with salts because salt content per volume increases as the water volume decreases from evaporation.

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