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Ice would begin to form on the surface- small chunks of ice, floating on the river as ice floes. It happens all the time in rivers in really frigid areas.
The water would freeze, ice would SINK to the bottom. More water would freeze and ice would sink to the bottom again. Eventually the entire lake, river, stream, sea and ocean would be solid ice. All (or virtually all) life would cease in the waters.
Because the velocity of the river water decreases as it enters the ocean.
the river is frozen for three months every year
When water goes to the ocean, most of the time its by a river. When rivers travel over land it picks up particles like salt. When the river meets the ocean at the rivers delta the slowing of the speed of the river causes the bigger sized particles to get deposited at the bottom of the ocean. The smaller particles(salt) remain in the water making the water salty.
Ice would begin to form on the surface- small chunks of ice, floating on the river as ice floes. It happens all the time in rivers in really frigid areas.
It needs to bee -15 to freeze the river Thames.
Over time the moving water carries particles of the river bed and banks away, and if there happens to be a flood that can happen much more quickly.
A load is the term for particles carried by a stream or river.
No because the particles in the air are more spaced out than the ones in the cold river also makeing it faster than the particles in the river.
The erosion of a land mass in which the gold particles originally resided by the river would cause the gold particles to end up in the river.
no
Too high - it flooded Not high enough - it did not flood.
What will happen to the Yangtze River?
yes.
flattened clay particles
Yes