Death Valley Salt Pan
The salt pan covers 200 square miles of the valley floor in Death Valley National Park, California. Three zones of salt exist here because of the varying degrees of solubility. At the edge are the carbonates (baking soda), then the sulfates (epsom salt)
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13627505
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43153815
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5105px x 3423px
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James Steinberg /Science Source/ www.ardea.com
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13627505
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