Part 1: Ocean Chemistry (20 points)Although this assignment and the textbook chapter this week focuses on inorganic oceanchemistry the MarineBio Ocean Chemistry page draws the distinction between organic andinorganic ocean chemistry. Additionally, the MarinoBio summary addresses the relationshipbetween ocean chemistry and water density variations associated with deep ocean circulationwhich we will be studying soon.Read the short MarineBio Ocean Chemistry page and answer the following questions.https://marinebio.org/oceans/ocean-chemistry/a) What is the difference between inorganic and organic chemistry in the ocean?b) What are salts?c) Where do the chemical components that make up ocean salts come from?d) What is osmoregulation?Part 2: Inorganic Ocean Chemistry: (80 points)More than 70 chemical elements are dissolved ocean water, however; the following tenelements make up 99.9% of the ocean salts. Below is a list of the ten most abundant dissolvedelements found in ocean water and the five most abundant dissolved compounds.Logon to the interactive periodic table of elements:http://www.rsc.org/chemsoc/visualelements/pages/pe…Find and list the chemical symbol for the elements listed below (i.e., O, H,) or chemical formulafor compounds (i.e., CO2). Also, find one interesting ocean-related fact or practical use foreach element or compound (see: “uses and properties.” For example, one interesting factincluded is “supply risk.”)Please Note: This specific website to not required to complete this assignment. There are otherexcellent interactive periodic tables available online. Students are welcome to use other sources.It is best to include full references from other sources.CalciumMagnesiumPotassiumChlorineSulfate (Sulphur or Sulfur)SodiumBorate (Boron)BromineStrontiumFluorideThese are five other essential elements, gasses, and compounds found in ocean waterOxygenCarbon DioxideHydrogenNitrogenArgon