need help please, what is the correct answer. According to the diagram, what are the two most abundant salts in sea water?Sea saltsSea waterChloride55% (19.25 g)Water96.5 % (965 g)Sulfate7.7% (2.7 g)Sodium30.6 % (10.7 g)CalciumMagnesium3.7% (1.3 g)Minor constituents07% (0.25 g)Salt35 % (35 g)12% (0.42 g)Potassium11% (0 39 g)Duantes in retion to Ikgor e ot sea wateramagnesium & potassiumcalcium & sodiumsodium & chloridesulfur & oxygen

Here,it is given that sea water is a mixture of 96.5%(965g) water and 3.5%(35g) salt. The six…

According to the diagram, what are the two most abundant salts in sea water? Sea salts Sea water Chloride 55% (19.25 g) Water 96.5 % (965 g) Sulfate 7.7% (2.7 g) Sodium 30.6 % (10.7 g) Calcium 12% (0.42 g) Potassium 11% (0.39 g) Magnesium 3.7% (1.3 g) Minor constituents 07% (025 g) Salt 35% (35 g) Quantites in reation to Ikgor of sca water magnesium & potassium a calcium & sodium sodium & chloride sulfur & oxygen

According to the diagram, what are the two most abundant salts in sea water? Sea salts Sea water Chloride 55% (19.25 g) Water 96.5 % (965 g) Sulfate 7.7% (2.7 g) Sodium 30.6 % (10.7 g) Calcium 12% (0.42 g) Potassium 11% (0.39 g) Magnesium 3.7% (1.3 g) Minor constituents 07% (025 g) Salt 35% (35 g) Quantites in reation to Ikgor of sca water magnesium & potassium a calcium & sodium sodium & chloride sulfur & oxygen

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