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    Rock Salt 2. Seawater 3. Natural Brines: A. Sources of Sodium Chloride

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    The document discusses the sources and manufacturing methods of sodium chloride as well as its effects on different soil types and properties. Specifically, it examines rock salt, seawater, and natural brines as sodium chloride sources and manufacturing from rock salt, seawater, and brines using solar evaporation or artificial heat. The document also analyzes sodium chloride's impact on soil mechanical properties and stabilization of silty-clay, black cotton, lithomargic clay, and lime soils.

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    Rock Salt 2. Seawater 3. Natural Brines: A. Sources of Sodium Chloride

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    The document discusses the sources and manufacturing methods of sodium chloride as well as its effects on different soil types and properties. Specifically, it examines rock salt, seawater, and natural brines as sodium chloride sources and manufacturing from rock salt, seawater, and brines using solar evaporation or artificial heat. The document also analyzes sodium chloride's impact on soil mechanical properties and stabilization of silty-clay, black cotton, lithomargic clay, and lime soils.

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    The document discusses the sources and manufacturing methods of sodium chloride as well as its effects on different soil types and properties. Specifically, it examines rock salt, seawater, and natural brines as sodium chloride sources and manufacturing from rock salt, seawater, and brines using solar evaporation or artificial heat. The document also analyzes sodium chloride's impact on soil mechanical properties and stabilization of silty-clay, black cotton, lithomargic clay, and lime soils.

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    Rock Salt 2. Seawater 3. Natural Brines: A. Sources of Sodium Chloride

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    Ronnel Dela Rosa Lacson
    The document discusses the sources and manufacturing methods of sodium chloride as well as its effects on different soil types and properties. Specifically, it examines rock salt, seawater, and natural brines as sodium chloride sources and manufacturing from rock salt, seawater, and brines using solar evaporation or artificial heat. The document also analyzes sodium chloride's impact on soil mechanical properties and stabilization of silty-clay, black cotton, lithomargic clay, and lime soils.

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    A.

    Sources of Sodium Chloride

    1. Rock Salt

    2. Seawater

    3. Natural Brines

    B. Methods of Sodium Chloride Manufacturing

    1. Manufacture from Rock Salt

    2. Manufacture from Seawater and Natural Brines

    2.1. Solar Evaporation

    2.2. Use of Artificial Heat

    C. Effects of Sodium Chloride on Soil Mechanical Properties

    D. Sodium Chloride Soil Stabilization on Different Types of Soil

    1. Silty-Clay Soil

    2. Black Cotton Soil

    3. Lithomargic Clay

    4. Lime-Soil

    E. Optimization Studies

    F. References

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