Assume you have 1 cubic meter of water with 1 square meter of surface exposed to the sun. If you kept adding salt to the solution, is there a point at which evaporation would cease?
Assuming the only input of energy is the solar constant(1370w/m^2)and that the water is at 290.15K and 1 atm.
Amir Rezazadeh
particles in the water, absorb heat, like pools with salt gradiant, and the presence of salts in the water does not seem to prevent evaporation, so it is not possible to comment explicitly.In terms of radiation, may have less penetration, but in terms of convection should be carefully examined.
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