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Crystals of salt are, but an off-ocean breeze/mist could actually carry salt inland. Not to mention the sand containing a ton of salt that gets blown up on roads and so forth that gets wet, makes puddles, and splashes up onto the undercarriage of your car.
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Originally posted by pigcake
just for an example, turn over a salt shaker. Does gravity pull the salt down? Or, does it float out into the atmosphere? While I don't doubt that driving on roads that boats and ocean going vessels were towed on have dripped salt water to splash up on your vehicle. Salt molecules are to heavy to fly around in the air.
just for an example, turn over a salt shaker. Does gravity pull the salt down? Or, does it float out into the atmosphere? While I don't doubt that driving on roads that boats and ocean going vessels were towed on have dripped salt water to splash up on your vehicle. Salt molecules are to heavy to fly around in the air.
Dust is heavier than air, but yet it's been proven the sand from the sahara desert can travel all the way across the ocean.
Anyways, the salt might not evaporate with the water, but the waves can atomize the water/salt and get the salt in the air.
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While I realize salt is heavier than air , so is water, but it still floats in the air. I quess the spray from the waves puts the salt in the air where it is carried inland. My car was parked maybe 150 yards from the water and it was always covered with a white haze. This salt air also rusted anything metal on houses on the beach. I worked for a constuction company and we spent half our time replacing peoples doors and windows.
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