Geography, asked by dhansinghrawat1977, 7 months ago

along which coast salt is made from sea water​

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Answered by Meghatri
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Explanation:

Watching water evaporate is exactly as exciting as watching paint dry — it’s even the same principle — but that’s just what my husband, Kevin, and I found ourselves doing the first time we made our own sea salt.

It was a project born of a lack of other projects. We’d moved from Manhattan to Cape Cod the year before and were trying to glean much of what we ate from the world around us. There’s precious little to glean in February, though, and we were spending all too much time staring at the fire in the wood stove, waiting for spring. On top of that wood stove was a cast-iron pot with a lattice top, the kind that everyone who heats with wood fills with water and uses as a crude humidifier.

And then, just like in the cartoons, the light bulb went on over my head. It even made that noise. Why don’t we fill the pot with seawater and make our own salt. Genius! Or what passes for it on Cape Cod in February.

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Answered by bahiya33
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Answer:

I think this may help uh

Explanation:

Some ocean salts come from underwater volcanic eruptions, which directly release minerals into the ocean. Two of the most prevalent ions in seawater are chloride and sodium. Together, they make up around 85 percent of all dissolved ions in the ocean. Magnesium and sulfate make up another 10 percent of the total.May 11, 2020

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