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There is such an insignificant difference in ice melting into sea water. We went over this before. I pulled out specific gravity data from a reputable chemistry book at one time. We had a video before that used super saturated levels to show there was a change. The numbers with the actual concentrations are involved are as meaningless as there being less gravity atop the empire state building, as at sea level.
When floating ice melts in sea water, there is no discernible difference in the sea level.
Period!
I refuted the claim that melting ice that is above the level of water does not raise that level. That was the point of the debate. It was not a refutation of a claim that such was of no significant effect on the sea level.