Which soil is saline and sometimes even favourable for obtaining common salt
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Saline soils contains high concentration of salts in it and are sometimes used for obtaining common salt.
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- The soils which have high concentrations of sodium, calcium, magnesium ions along with its chlorides and bicarbonate are called as saline soil.
- The water contained in these soils is full of such ions and when it comes to the surface the water is evaporated but the salt is not.
- It leaves a thin white layer on the surface of the soil, which can be taken out, processed, purified and then it can be used as salts.
- They are generally found in the coastal areas, but due to over irrigation, the normal soil can also be converted into saline soils.
- The high concentration of salts in the water interferes with the absorption capacity of the plants and hence most of the plants do not survive in high saline conditions.
- But some salt tolerant plants can grow well in this types of soil too.
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Arid and alkaline soil are saline and can be used for common salt.
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- Soils that are saline are those with sodium, calcium, and magnesium, and potassium. In India, about 71 lakh hectares of soil is a lie of which 7.2 lakh hectare of saline soil lies in Rajasthan. reh, kallar, or barren land soil is said to be saline that has large quantities of exchanges sodium.
- Places like the sambhar Lake, the Nawa, Rajas, Kuchaman, the Sujangarh, and Phalodi Rock Salt Deposits at Mandi are places where the salt deposits can occur. Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, and Rajasthan are the top three states in India that produce soil.
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