My question is
Is it true that all the nongaseous solutes have a concentration by volume that's almost as low as that of salt? If not, approximately what is the concentration of the nongaseous solute with the highest concentration and what is that solute? Could the cause of the high purity be that Pingualuit crater is on high ground so the water is constantly soaking into the ground below draining solutes with it and getting replaced by rain water because there are no outlets to Pingualuit crater?
I realize that probably nothing is totally insoluble in water and so the surrounding rock probably dissolves to some extent.