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Scientist studying ocean water will want to know how much salt and other dissolved minerlas it contains what are they measuring?
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Scientist studying ocean water will want to know how much salt and other dissolved minerlas it contains what are they measuring?
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Salinity
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They are measuring the salinity. Salinity is how much salt is in the ocean water.
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