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Salt of the Earth (on salt domes and beds)

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EighteenDelta
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Message 16 of 81 (434173)
11-14-2007 6:53 PM 		Reply to: Message 14 by jar
11-14-2007 6:15 PM

Re: on area
I am developing an interest in this. Can I ask, that if you are going to do calculations, that you do one at mean salinity levels of todays ocean and the other of the super-saturation levels, so that there is a range to show? I think that would be a more valuable tool, and it would eliminate the nitpicking crap arguments against it when presented. Good stuff so far though.
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11-14-2007 11:25 PM 		Reply to: Message 18 by Coragyps
11-14-2007 8:46 PM

Re: Salinity calculations
It appears the Dead Sea is 31.5% and Lake Asal (Djibouti) is 34.8%. Its pretty obvious that those are not NaCl, so it would explain the higher than 26%. But maybe that's helpful information for jars quest. The dead sea page even references salt domes.
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