The arctic ocean contains a lot of freshwater ice in the form of icebergs. what can you conclude about the salinity of water in the arctic ocean

The salinity of the water in the arctic ocean- the salinity will be lower with freshwater ice.

Explanation:

The Arctic extremely cold in the winters that The surface waters freeze to form icebergs. When the water freezes and becomes ice, salt is accumulating in droplets known as a brine that moves down into the water.

The salinity of the arctic ocean varies by region but in compare to seawater its lower salinity. The ice generally forms by the freshwater because of brine that moves down in the seawater.

Thus, the correct answer would be The salinity will be lower with freshwater ice.

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