Why do we call sea water a mixture?

Sea water is a mixture of sand and dust (silicates), mineral salts (sulphates, chlorides, nitrates...) and water. Salt in the sea water is sodium chloride, which constitute a large proportion from the dissolved mineral salts.

sea water contains salt in dissolved form. so we call it a mixture

Sea water has a suspended layer of salt on its top. Mixture is nothing but a combination of two substances. Sea water has many more minerals in it. So sea water is called a mixture.

Sea water contain salt in it then when we mix thats way it is called

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Because the sea water is a mixture of salt and minerals

we call sea water a mixture because it is a mixture of salt and water
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We call sea water is a mixture because it has all salt suspended at the top. A mixture is nothing but combination of two elements or substances. Seawater is a combination of salt and water. That's why it is called a mixture.

because it's a mixture of salt and water