see: http://www.deadsea-health.org/new_html/general_main.html and: = HIGH SALT CONCENTRATION = Over millions of years, the hot dry air and high evaporation rate have contributed to the high salt concentration present in the Dead Sea, making it one of the saltiest lakes in the world. Compared to the 3% salt content of ordinary sea water, Dead Sea water contains 32% salts with relatively high concentration of minerals such as magnesium, calcum, bromide and potassium (see Table 2). Exposure to Dead Sea water is acclaimed for nourishing the skin, easing rheumatic discomfort, activating the circulatory system, and relaxing the nerves. Its very high density enables the body to float effortlessly. This special feature permits free a relaxed and easier movement in the water thus enhancing the effects of physiotherapy. for additional general informaiton on the detailed composition of sea water of the individual oceans see: http://www.seafriends.org.nz/oceano/seawater.htm
The three major oceans are the Pacific, the Atlantic, and the Indian.
The Atlantic on the west, the Indian on the east.
The Atlantic and Indian Oceans and the Mediterranean Sea
The Atlantic Ocean is larger than the Indian Ocean.
the Atlantic and Indian ocean
this is indian standard
The four ocean's of the earth are : * The Indian Ocean, * The Atlantic Ocean, * The Pacific Ocean, * The Arctic Ocean
The Atlantic, Pacific and Indian are all oceans.
Atlantic, pacific, arctic, and Indian
The Pacific Ocean, the Indian Ocean, and the Atlantic Ocean.
The three major oceans are the Pacific, the Atlantic, and the Indian.
The Atlantic and the Artic oceans touch the continent of Europe.
The Atlantic on the west, the Indian on the east.
The Indian Ocean is longer than the Atlantic Ocean.
The Atlantic and Indian Oceans and the Mediterranean Sea
the Atlantic ocean is larger, the Pacific ocean is the largest, then the Atlantic , the Indian ocean is 3rd.
atlantic, artic, Indian ocean are the three major oceans in the world.Additional answerPacific? That's the biggest one.There are 5: Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, Arctic, and Antarctic. The last one was named in 2000.