eli5: Why is NaCl the major amount of salt in sea and ocean water everywhere?
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eli5: Why is NaCl the major amount of salt in sea and ocean water everywhere?
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Because sodium chloride is both highly soluble in water, and present on earth in extreme abundance. Given how readily it dissolves, it’s no surprise that the oceans are salty