In recent history, ocean levels have risen 0.9 inches per decade on average. Assuming the spacing between water molecul

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In recent history, ocean levels have risen 0.9 inches per decade on average. Assuming the spacing between water molecul

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In recent history, ocean levels have risen 0.9 inches per decade on average. Assuming the spacing between water molecules in liquid water is 0.3 nm, how fast are ocean levels rising in water molecules per second?
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