Salt gradient solar ponds
Salt gradient solar ponds
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Salt gradient solar ponds
Meaning of term salt gradient solar ponds
Consist of three main layers. The top layer is near ambient and has low salt content. The bottom layer is hot, typically 160 F to 212 F (71 C to 100 C), and is very salty. The important gradient zone separates these zones. The gradient zone acts as a tran
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