The coastal region where seawater and freshwater mix is called an estuary. The mixed water inside the estuary is called brackish.
That would be an 'Estuary'. A freshwater stream flowing into the ocean would create an estuary, and tides would not be the direct cause.
An estuary is a shallow, enclosed area, connected to the sea, that forms at the mouth of one or more rivers, where freshwater and seawater mix. There are approximately 300 estuaries around the coast of New Zealand.
Saltwater and Freshwater mixed is called brackish water.
in an estuarine
Where a freshwater river drains into an ocean, the fresh water may mix with the salt water ... this is called brackish water.
Fresh Water, If you can find a saltwater river I would be very suprised
sand, silt, clay, and other particles and sediments mix with water.this mix forms very dense water.
The correct answer is estuary. I even have a back-up reason. Here I go...Explanation-A partially-enclosed coastal region where sea water mixes with freshwater is called an estuary. Estuaries are typically found at the mouth of a stream or river. Estuaries are complex ecosystems, rich in marine life.-------------------------------------------------------
The calcium carbonate is formed.
Brackish water
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An estuary is a place where seawater and freshwater mix. Your tap water is treated water from which organisms and excess ions have been removed. That rain-washed all sorts of particles and chemicals into the ocean. After a few million years, it evened out and the amount of things coming into the ocean equaled the amount leaving. It's a term called equilibrium.
You could try Coburg aquarium They sell real ocean saltwater (not pre-mix). Im sure they can deliver.