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The.... Of seawater increases with decrease in the temperature. Therefore, the cold water sinks to the deeper layers at the bottom

The.... Of seawater increases with decrease in the temperature. Therefore, the cold water sinks to the deeper layers at the bottom
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The.... Of seawater increases with decrease in the temperature. Therefore, the cold water sinks to the deeper layers at the bottom

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The density of seawater increases. The cold makes the water heavier which makes water sink to the bottom while the warmer and less dense water rises to the top.
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