1. A partition was placed in a container with on side of the container containing food coloring yellow and rock salt while the other side is pure water with a blue food coloring, what happens when the partition was removed.

2. What proceeds the motion described above.
3.where could mixing of fresh water and salt water occur in the nature.
4. How is the zone of mixing identified in the experiment.
5. Described what occurred when you blew across the surface the first time.
6. Does the zone of mixing become thicker on thinner after blowing across the surface.? Why would you expect this?
7. From 2.5 to 9 minutes the zone of mixing should be gradually become thicker, although you may not be able easily observe this.what process is causing this slow mixing.
8. Does the zone of mixing appear thicker or thinner after blowing across the surface the second time, after 9 minutes.
9. How permanent does stratification caused by differences in salinity appear to be.
10. Is the halocline a zone of rapid increase or decrease in salinity.
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What factors might influence the thickness of the halocline in a natural setting?
12. How does the halocline affect marine life in the ocean?
13. How does temperature affect the formation and stability of the halocline?
14. Is the halocline more pronounced in certain areas of the ocean compared to others?
15. Can the halocline impact weather patterns and ocean currents?
16. What are some potential consequences of disruptions in the halocline due to climate change or human activities?
17. How do scientists study and monitor changes in the halocline over time?
18. Are there any strategies or technologies being developed to mitigate the impact of changing halocline conditions on marine ecosystems?
19. How does the presence of the halocline contribute to the overall health and biodiversity of the ocean?
20. What are some potential future research directions or areas of exploration related to the halocline and its impact on marine environments?