Abstract

Chemical oceanography is a branch of oceanography that studies the chemical composition and behavior of seawater, and the chemical processes that occur within the ocean. This field of study is essential to understanding the complex interactions between the ocean and the atmosphere, as well as the impacts of human activities on the marine environment. The ocean is a complex and dynamic system, and chemical oceanographers play a crucial role in understanding its behavior. The chemical composition of seawater is constantly changing due to a variety of factors, including natural processes such as weathering, biological activity, and ocean circulation, as well as human activities such as pollution and climate change. Chemical oceanographers use a variety of tools and techniques to study these changes, including water sampling, chemical analysis, and computer modelling.