Titlebook: An Introduction to Saline Lakes on the Qinghai—Tibet Plateau; Zheng Mianping Book 1997 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1997 alga

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Prospects of Development of Resources of Saline Lakes and their Environmental Protection conventional concept of mineral resources but also include resources of various peculiar organisms (halophilic algae and .) and tourism resources. Besides, some physical properties and environmental conditions of saline lakes have been utilized. For example, the heat—storing property of brines of s

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0077-0639 e amounts of reliable first-hand data andmultidisciplinary analysis, the book deals with thetemporal-spatial evolution of the plateau saline lakes and theprospects for inorganic salts and organic resources and theirexploitation and protection, as well as the relationships betweensaline lakes and glo

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Untersuchungsmodell und Hypothesen, lakes from the northern and northwestern parts to the southern and southeastern parts of the plateau. This is a coincident with the annual aridity (annual aridity = annual evaporation loss/annual precipitation) of the plateau (Fig. 1.12).

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Introductionlake belt in the northern hemisphere and has the highest elevation of any salt lake region on the earth. Its unique and abundant saline—lake mineral resources have long made it the focus of scientific and economic exploration.

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Hydrochemistry and Mineral Associations of Saline Lakes lakes from the northern and northwestern parts to the southern and southeastern parts of the plateau. This is a coincident with the annual aridity (annual aridity = annual evaporation loss/annual precipitation) of the plateau (Fig. 1.12).

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Division of Minerogenic Zones and Prediction of Resource Potentialf geological reserves of mineral resources such as boron, lithium and potassium ➄, a division of minerogenic zones of the saline lakes on the plateau has been made and the direction for the search of mineral resources of K, B, Li, etc preliminarily predicted (Fig. 3.1).