Factors Affecting the Movement of Ocean Water - Geography UPSC IAS

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I think salinity of warm water is more than cold water because cold water not vaporise fastly than warm so water molecules of cold water will not vaporise and salt molecule of water does not comes on surface

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warm water remains on surface so has less salt. Cold water sinks to the bottom which matches with high density property, so cold water has more salinity than warm water.

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SIR IT IS(CORIOLIS FORCE )COUNTERCLOCKWISE IN NORTHERN HEMISPHERE AND CLOCKWISE IN SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE...CORRECT ME IF I AM WRONG....BY THE WAY UR EXPLANATION IS AWESOME....VERY HELPFUL...THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH

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No coriolis force is clockwise in the Northern hemisphere and anti clockwise in the Southern hemisphere

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Coriolis force itself isn't moving in any direction. It's just a force which appears because of the rotation of the earth. Now this force deflects everything (including winds, ocean currents and even a freely falling body) to the right in the northern hemisphere, while the same force deflects everything to the left in the southern hemisphere. Now if an ocean current is moving in any direction in the northern hemisphere, it will get deflected to the right, and this force does not act only once or only if something moves in a particular direction, the force acts continuously on the ocean currents because the earth is rotating continuously. So an ocean current gets deflected towards right continuously and this results in a clockwise direction in the northern hemisphere and anticlockwise direction in the southern hemisphere. I hope you have understood the point. :)

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@@shafqatyoutube8267but why cyclone rotation is opposite??

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@@kkkhan5695 are you asking why the rotation reverses in case of anticyclones? See cyclones have low pressure in the centre, so winds blow towards the centre and Coriolis force causes anticlockwise direction in northern hemisphere as winds get deflected in right in the northern hemisphere. But in case of anticyclones, there is a high pressure at the centre. This means air blows outside from the centre (in cyclones air blows towards the low pressure centre). So when air blows outside from the centre, the Coriolis force causes it to deflect towards right in northern hemisphere. Hence it goes clockwise in northern hemisphere for anticyclones. This is opposite to direction of cyclones. You have to visualise a bit. Try drawing it on a paper and you will understand.

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Ocean currents are like large rivers flowing in the oceans

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Dear Sir...pls can you explain how cold water have high salinity and warm water have low salinity?

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Ocean water moves clockwise in northern hemisphere not solely because of coriolis force. All factors determines rotation direction. So don’t get confused.

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How is cold water more saline, when hot water can hold more salt ? I could not find similar explanation elsewhere!

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warm water contains low saline but when evaporation occurs in warm water then it becomes high saline. How? please explain it, Sir

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Sir Cold Currents are Deep oceam currents or surface currents

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How cold water is more saline if the evaporation is less in cold water resulting less salinity?

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Sir u said dense water have more salinity in chapter 13 of ncert class.....But the water in poles have less salinity is what i understood...But if cold water is dense then accordingly the cold water should have high salinity???

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Water can be dense due to low temperature or due to high salinity, in the polar region water is dense due to low temperature

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Why cold water current is more saline ?

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cold water is more saline because it's molecules contract and become dense, and, dense water is more saline because it sinks down

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@@Me-mo6dt but it can also happen that warm water will evaporate faster and the water ascends as water vapour leaving behind salt....bt I'm not sure if I'm wrong then correct .e

[@Me-mo6dt]

@@CUINBOWL07 when the warm water will evaporate and form water vapors, so it does leave behind salt but it only leaves behind as much salt as it contained before. There won't be any excess salt left behind

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Ok thankyou so much bt one ques how dense water automatically become saline(you said in the first comment)

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sir , what is the effect of temperature on salinity?

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definitely it aids most of the evaporation and and leave behind the saline in crystal forms which we normally call as salts of the oceans.

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Cool water has more salinity than warm water.

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Isn't hot water more dense

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Cold water is always more dense due to the higher concentration of water molecules in them.

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MISTAKE warmer water can hold more salt than cold water; it HAS higher salinity.

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When the water molecules of the ocean become heated, they expand. Extra space is created by this expansion into which salt and other molecules (e.g., calcium) can fit. Since warmer water thus can hold more salt and other molecules than cold water; it can have a higher salinity.

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