- #1
MercuryRising
- 28
- 0
Bodies with high molarity of salt (salt levels) cannot sustain marine life? but why? please help. thanks!
High molarity refers to a high concentration of salt in a solution. This can be harmful to marine life because it can disrupt the osmotic balance of organisms, making it difficult for them to regulate their internal salt levels.
High salt levels can have a negative impact on marine ecosystems by causing dehydration and stress in organisms. It can also alter the composition of the water, making it more difficult for certain species to survive.
Some signs of high salt levels in water include changes in the behavior and appearance of marine organisms, such as reduced activity and discoloration. In extreme cases, high salt levels can lead to mass die-offs in certain species.
Scientists use a device called a salinometer to measure the salinity of water, which is a measure of the concentration of salt. This device works by measuring the electrical conductivity of the water, as salt is a good conductor of electricity.
There are some steps that can be taken to lower high salt levels in the ocean, such as diluting the water with fresh water or using certain types of filtration systems. However, it is important to also address the root causes of high salt levels, such as pollution and climate change, to prevent further harm to marine life.