If you accidentally measure 10 ml of a seawater sample instead of 5 ml but did not realize your error, would you still get approximately the same calculated salinity or would it be different? if different, would you get a higher or lower salinity? explain.

The result would be different. For if only 5ml instead of 10ml were measured, the salinity degree of the solution would be lower. It is possible to measure by a formula the concentration of solute and solvent contained in that amount of solution. C = M / V where C is the concentration, m is the mass of the solute and V is the volume of the solution.

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