9.)Table salt can be collected from salt water by evaporation. The water is placed in large shallow containers. What advantage do these shallow containers have over deep containers with the same volume?

9.)Table salt can be collected from salt water by evaporation. The water is placed in large shallow containers. What advantage do these shallow containers have over deep containers with the same volume?

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