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The 31 pages that link to Brine, each with the reason it gives.
DesalinationRelated: Desalination produces brine that must be managed or discharged.
EvaporiteRelated: Evaporite minerals form as brines become progressively more concentrated.
Water softeningRelated: Ion-exchange softeners discharge salty brine during resin regeneration.
HaliteRelated: Evaporating brine can become saturated and precipitate halite.
SauerkrautRelated: Cabbage releases liquid that submerges the shreds and limits oxygen exposure.
Soy sauceRelated: The salty brine selects for fermentation microbes and seasons the mash.
SeawaterRelated: Desalination produces concentrated brine that must be managed or discharged.
BromideRelated: Subsurface brines and evaporated seawater can concentrate bromide for extraction.
Sodium chlorateRelated: Concentrated brine supplies the chloride used in chlorate manufacture.
Bonneville Salt FlatsRelated: Brine beneath the crust helps redistribute salt across the flats.
Road saltRelated: Salt commonly works after dissolving into a thin brine layer on pavement.
Salt miningRelated: Solution mining brings salt to the surface in this liquid form.
SylviteRelated: Sylvite can crystallize as an evaporating brine becomes concentrated.
Halide mineralRelated: Evaporating brines supply ions for major halide deposits.
Salt flatRelated: Brine supplies the dissolved minerals that crystallize as a flat dries.
Canned fishRelated: Some canned fish is packed in brine, which seasons it without adding oil.
KainiteRelated: Evaporation concentrates brines until kainite and related salts can crystallize.