Does seawater smell like it? Has anyone ever drunk seawater? What does it taste like?

First of all, it should have a fishy smell, because there are all kinds of marine life in the sea, and then it has a salty smell, and the sea water is salty, if you stand on the beach, you should smell this smell, I think this taste is also the taste of nature, it smells very good, will you like it?

Whether the sea smells or not, it depends on the purity of the seawater, if the garbage is full, it is a smell, if the shore is full of flowers, it is the smell of flowers, otherwise it is the smell.

The sea water has no smell, but the sea water has a very salty taste.

Seawater is the "home" of salt, and seawater contains various salts, about 90% of which are sodium chloride, that is, table salt. In addition, it also contains magnesium chloride, magnesium sulfate, magnesium carbonate and other salts containing potassium, iodine, sodium, bromine and other elements. Magnesium chloride is the main ingredient of the brine used for tofu, and the taste is bitter, so the seawater with a large proportion of salt is salty and bitter to drink.

The water we drink is treated so it doesn't taste.

The sea will have a faint salty smell.

Because the ocean is inhabited by various creatures, the sea water smells fishy. If it's a hot summer, it's more noticeable.

The sea water has a bitter taste, and the sea breeze has a salty smell.

Because the salt content of the sea is heavy, the salt of the sea breeze is clear.

The sea water smells. It is salty.

Seawater contains a lot of salt, and table salt has no smell, so seawater has no smell.

Zhihu users. On the one hand, it may be because of environmental pollution. On the other hand, some commercial beaches abroad usually artificially treat the sea water to avoid making tourists smell unpleasant.

But I've been to the natural beaches of Los Angeles and San Diego, which are unmanaged beaches and still smell fishy.

I don't know, seawater contains salt, salt has no smell, maybe seawater has no smell.

Don't talk so much, smell is taste, no taste is tasteless, look at your sense of smell to make the sea water smell

Everyone smells different, some people think it doesn't smell, some people think it's fishy.

Yes, because there are many sea creatures living in the sea, they will also have their excrement in it after living for a long time. And most of the sea water is salty, and drying the sea water is salt.

The smell of the sea water is not too obvious, but we tend to feel refreshing at the seaside. Sea water has a taste, and the taste of sea water is salty and bitter. Seawater, which refers to water in or from the sea, is a liquid mineral containing a wide variety of minerals, and 80% of the more than 100 elements known in the world can be found in seawater.

Sea water is salty and bitter. Seawater has a bitter taste in addition to saltiness because in addition to sodium and potassium ions, there are also some calcium ions in seawater, and the chloride of calcium is saltier than potassium chloride, but it is also more bitter.

<> seawater is not only salty, but also rich in brine salts, as well as potassium salts, which is unacceptable. Salty soup is salty and salty, and there is nothing else to it, which is easy for the body to accept liquid, which is very different from seawater, and their internal elements are very different. People cannot drink seawater directly, not only can they not drink it, but the crops on the land that is moist by the sea water cannot grow strongly, forming compacted saline-alkali land.

Therefore, the land should also prevent salinization and the formation of compacted land. Remove the salinity with organic fertilizer. The sea is a treasure trove of richness, rich in the elements of endless wealth.

Seawater is a mixture of alkali salts and salts, which is not only salty, but also bitter and colorful, numb and closed, and it is more difficult to swallow than medicine. Even if you swallow it, it also has a laxative effect, of course you can't drink it. I've seen a lot of things that are not on the point, let me tell you, it has nothing to do with salty or not, it has something to do with osmotic pressure.

The purpose of drinking water is to give water to the blood vessels, to give water to the cells, take the blood vessels, and say that the blood vessels are not water, but plasma, and not all plasma, for the sake of easy understanding, let's just say that, the osmotic pressure of this plasma is higher than that of salty soup, so the blood vessels can absorb water from the soup.

In addition to sodium chloride, that is, salt, seawater has many other minerals, so that the osmotic pressure of seawater is higher than that of plasma, and drinking seawater will absorb water from blood vessels and cells. It's okay to swim in the sea and drink a few mouthfuls of seawater, but seawater can't be drunk quietly, people need fresh water, take seawater to quench their thirst, sodium chloride, magnesium chloride and other substances will dehydrate the cells in the body, and you will drink more and more thirsty, which will eventually lead to electrolyte disorders in the body, loss of consciousness and loss of life. Salty soup is only drunk with meals, not as water.

No matter how salty the soup is, there is only sodium chloride in it, plus a little sugar, monosodium glutamate, protein, fat and other substances, all of which are edible. Seawater is different, in addition to sodium chloride, it also contains some inedible impurities, such as various sulfates, nitrates, magnesium salts, potassium salts, etc., which have a bitter and toxic taste.

Some people have drunk seawater, because there is a lot of salt and other substances in it, so it has a salty taste and a bit bitter.

I think someone has drunk it, but I haven't drunk it, so I don't know what it tastes like, but it must be salty and even a little fishy.

After drinking it, the taste is salty, and it feels different from the water you usually drink. The taste is really novel.

After drinking it, this taste is really very good, and this taste has a salty taste. It's not the same as the usual water.

Because the main components of the solute are sodium chloride and magnesium chloride, the taste is salty and astringent.

The sea has its own unique taste.

Fishy. You can go to the beach and feel it yourself. Bad to describe the feeling.

Salty and bitter. In addition to the saltiness of the seawater, there is also a bitter taste, because in addition to sodium and potassium ions, there are also some calcium ions in the seawater, and the chloride of calcium is saltier than potassium chloride, but it is also more bitter. The human body rejects bitter substances, because many naturally bitter things are poisonous, and people's instinctive reaction is to spit out as soon as they feel bitter to protect themselves.

Salty and bitter. In addition to being salty, seawater also has a bitter taste, because in addition to sodium and potassium ions, there are also some calcium ions in Hainian silver water, and the chloride of calcium is saltier than potassium chloride, but it is also more bitter. The human body rejects bitter substances, because many naturally bitter things are poisonous, and people's instinctive reaction is to spit out as soon as they feel bitter to protect themselves.

In the same way, too much salt can be off-putting. When we drink seawater with salt concentrations, the sodium ions in the body will greatly exceed the standard that the cells can bear. The kidneys can only produce urine with a salt concentration of about the same amount, and in order to excrete this excess sodium, the cells need to penetrate more water outward, and if they do not receive a large amount of fresh water in time, they may cause dehydration and even death.