Tides,currents,+ocean+chemistry

Tides links: The page is mostly about water in the ocean.
[] [|http://home.hiwaay.net/~krcool/Astro/moon/moontides/]

Currents links:
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Ocean chemistry links:
[] [] ===Tides: Tides are waves that have a long time going through the ocean. Tides occur from forces of the moon or the sun. Tides also are the waves you see from far away because they are traveling to the coastline. There are high and low tides, the difference between them are called the tidal range. This picture shows gravitational attraction and causes tides from the moon. Most places in the ocean usually have two low tides and two low tides each day. The rotation of Earth also causes tides. There is also a device that is called a tide gauge to measure the change in sea level. Tides can be low or high on timescales with hours or years.=== =---= ===Currents: An current is a continuing directed movement of water in the ocean by forces like wind, temperature, and tides caused by gravitational attraction. They travel great distance and when they are joined together they make a great flow. The Great Ocean Conveyor Belt is when the ocean constantly flows creating motion and from winds will generate tides and currents. The conveyor belt stores, absorbs, and redistributes great amounts of the suns heat around the world. Ocean waters are always moving. How they move influences climate and living conditions for plants and animals, even on land.=== ==

===Ocean Chemistry: Ocean chemistry is chemistry but you use chemicals from the ocean and mainly contains: H2o, CI-, and Na+ Concentration; H2o: 53.6 CI-:0.546 Na+ 0.469. Increased carbon dioxide levels have a impact on ocean chemistry. There are 9 more of the concentration components that have less than the 3: h2o CI- and Na+. H2O has the most because it is water and the ocean has most of it. Most of the chemicals come from gas vents that scientists can examine to find the components of the concentration included in the water.===