Potash Report
Potash Report
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A series of old wave bars, beaches, etc. , surround the valley and indicate the existence of an ancient lake which seems to have had the usual history. The exposed rocks and soils of the valley carry rather more than the normal proportion of potash-bearing min- erals and there is every reason to believe that the early Railroad Valley Lake had its full share of potash and that that potash is now within the valley. The questions are two: (1) Was the potash segregated? (2) Can it be located?
Inves...tigations to date have not sufficed for the definite an- swering of either of these questions. The present surface of the valley contains no large salt body. The deepest depression is a mud flat or "playa, " very nearly level and not particularly saline. About its borders, at both north and south ends, are a number of smaller mud flats or "pans, " which are much more saline and in which the superficial ground waters are usually concentrated brines. These brines, rising to the surface by cap- 15 illarity, evaporate to produce thin surface crusts of white salt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A series of old wave bars, beaches, etc. , surround the valley and indicate the existence of an ancient lake which seems to have had the usual history. The exposed rocks and soils of the valley carry rather more than the normal proportion of potash-bearing min- erals and there is every reason to believe that the early Railroad Valley Lake had its full share of potash and that that potash is now within the valley. The questions are two: (1) Was the potash segregated? (2) Can it be located?
Inves...tigations to date have not sufficed for the definite an- swering of either of these questions. The present surface of the valley contains no large salt body. The deepest depression is a mud flat or "playa, " very nearly level and not particularly saline. About its borders, at both north and south ends, are a number of smaller mud flats or "pans, " which are much more saline and in which the superficial ground waters are usually concentrated brines. These brines, rising to the surface by cap- 15 illarity, evaporate to produce thin surface crusts of white salt.
What to read after Potash Report?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Elway Free to read onlineMoreLess
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