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To: pater tenebrarum who wrote (24921)10/5/2000 7:14:27 PM
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OK, husband says that salt does not dissolve in oil, and that oil was stored in salt domes prior to the SPR, this practice has been around since at least the 1920's or 1930's, he thinks it may date back to the turn of the century. He also says that salt domes are "oil's natural environment" because that's where oil is found. But it is possible that some brine could be mixed in with the oil. Remember, he's a chemical engineer, not a petroleum engineer, so I am not guaranteeing he's right.
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