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50

10

40

Liquid
(brine)

0

30

Salt
liquid
(brine)

20

Ice
liquid
(brine)

10

10

0

20

10

Ice salt

20

30

NaCl 0 10 20 30

H 2 O 100 90 80 70

Composition, weight %

FIGURE P2.25

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