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Chapter 11, Problem 3LR
Summary Introduction
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The ocean water is constantly exposed to the radiation of the sun experiences a high rate of evaporation. The oceans are a vast body of water that covers the majority of the earth's surface. The land is occupied by lakes, seas, ponds, and rivers but does not account for a very large proportion of water.
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