A key component of water is the amount of dissolved oxygen that is available the water, (a) which plays an important role in everything from the quality of water to the livelihood of plants and animals. Dissolved oxygen refers to the total amount of oxygen currently present in the water. Bodies of water obtain oxygen from two separate sources, which include aquatic plants and the atmosphere. Aquatic plants create dissolved oxygen via the photosynthesis process. охудen (i) Discuss TW0 factors that could lead to the degradation or deterioration of oxygen level in water. (ii) With the help of a diagram, discuss the process and implication of oxygen sag curve.

A key component of water is the amount of dissolved oxygen that is available the water, (a) which plays an important role in everything from the quality of water to the livelihood of plants and animals. Dissolved oxygen refers to the total amount of oxygen currently present in the water. Bodies of water obtain oxygen from two separate sources, which include aquatic plants and the atmosphere. Aquatic plants create dissolved oxygen via the photosynthesis process. охудen (i) Discuss TW0 factors that could lead to the degradation or deterioration of oxygen level in water. (ii) With the help of a diagram, discuss the process and implication of oxygen sag curve.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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