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.png) | If you could take all the salt out of the sea, how much salt would it be? |
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1 Contributor: Anonymous on Jan-24-2008 17:10:32 |
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| taking into account an average water salinity level of 35 parts per thousand, there would be around
112,655,060,000,000 pounds
51,100,000,000,000 kilograms
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