How is oxygen within the hydrosphere?

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Msergeant asked May 3, 2023

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How is oxygen within the hydrosphere?

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because water contains oxygen

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Hydrosphere. The hydrosphere is 33% oxygen by volume present mainly as a component of water molecules with dissolved molecules including free oxygen and carbolic acids (HxCO3).

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