The Sea of Salt

8 Comments

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   Jackie Star2008-03-05 22:27:22

   Those are very beautiful photos, Reminds me of the salt fields in South Australia we have Pink Salt here, along the Murray river.
2. 
   snaggletooth2008-03-06 02:37:29

   Dont think it would be a good idea to drive a car through that!
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   @snaggletooth2008-03-06 18:11:15

   You car will rust to nothing by the time your finished xD.
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   @@snaggletooth2008-03-08 02:41:09

   Why would your car rust, rust is caused by oxygen or water, not saltsbesides the salts on the ground not in the air.
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   @@@snaggletooth2008-03-08 13:45:20

   salt increases oxidation by changing the point of equilibruim, and theres plenty of oxygen in the air to carry out the reaction
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   That Person2008-03-13 14:53:01

   Yes I have to agree with salt accelerating the reaction. Just live through a few winters in the Midwest United States. The salt they put on the roads when it snows will tear up a vehicle quickly.
7. 
   Jerry Stone2008-07-25 17:03:51

   At least there is ni shitskin nigggers in these pics.
8. 
   anonymous2009-04-16 05:06:13

   Go back to 4chan jerry. k thanks. Also, wheels of a car will kick up plenty of salt into the under carriage, no need for it to be "in the air"

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