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What is the major ion in seawater?
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sodium
sodium
sulfate
sulfate
chloride
chloride
magnesium
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Chloride.
Chloride is the most abundant ion in seawater (≈19.35 g/kg at salinity 35), followed by sodium (≈10.76 g/kg).
Chloride is the most abundant ion in seawater (≈19.35 g/kg at salinity 35), followed by sodium (≈10.76 g/kg).
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