Halite Dissolution is a geochemical process characterized by the solvation and subsequent release of sodium and chloride ions into aqueous solution through the breakdown of halite (NaCl) minerals in sedimentary formations, distinguishing it from other salinity sources by its direct mineral-weathering mechanism.
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Criteria for the recognition of salt‐pan evaporites
Tim K. Lowenstein, Lawrence A. Hardie · Sedimentology · 1985 · 417 citations
Decoding the Mediterranean salinity crisis
William B. F. Ryan · Sedimentology · 2008 · 222 citations
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Geological Survey of Israel
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