Salt Deposits And the Salt Industry in Ohio
Salt Deposits And the Salt Industry in Ohio
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345 Comparing this analysis with that of the brine given on the following page shows points both of resemblance and difference. It must be borne in mind, however, that the Pomeroy brines were from near the shore, perhaps from a land locked sea, and hence might vary considerably from those of the open ocean. This fact explains the presence of the relatively large amounts of bromides and iodides, since these substances are con- tained in certain marine plants. Probably conditions were very favora...ble for these plants in the early sea in the vicinity of Pomeroy.
STATE GEOLOGIST. 27 Chemical Examination* This was made by Professor C. W. Foulk of the State University, and unless otherwise stated all work of this nature is to be credited to him. 1 An analysis of salt obtained in 1905 from Coal Ridge Salt Works, Pomeroy, gave the following results: Moisture 7 . 42 Sodium chloride 91 . 31 Sodium sulphate 0. 00 Calcium chloride . 95 Magnesium chloride . 32 Silica, iron and aluminum oxide 0. 00 A sample of brine from the wells of the same company was also ex- amined.
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345 Comparing this analysis with that of the brine given on the following page shows points both of resemblance and difference. It must be borne in mind, however, that the Pomeroy brines were from near the shore, perhaps from a land locked sea, and hence might vary considerably from those of the open ocean. This fact explains the presence of the relatively large amounts of bromides and iodides, since these substances are con- tained in certain marine plants. Probably conditions were very favora...ble for these plants in the early sea in the vicinity of Pomeroy.
STATE GEOLOGIST. 27 Chemical Examination* This was made by Professor C. W. Foulk of the State University, and unless otherwise stated all work of this nature is to be credited to him. 1 An analysis of salt obtained in 1905 from Coal Ridge Salt Works, Pomeroy, gave the following results: Moisture 7 . 42 Sodium chloride 91 . 31 Sodium sulphate 0. 00 Calcium chloride . 95 Magnesium chloride . 32 Silica, iron and aluminum oxide 0. 00 A sample of brine from the wells of the same company was also ex- amined.
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