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Self If all ocean water evaporated, it would leave behind about 4.8 × 10^16 tonnes of salt (forty-eight quadrillion tonnes), enough for an average salt layer about 62 meters thick across the seafloor.

Assuming:

average seawater salinity of 35 g/kg

total ocean volume of 1.335 billion km\^3

seawater density of 1,027 kg/m\^3

ocean area of about 360 million km\^2

and a solid halite density of about 2,160 kg/m\^3

First, total ocean water mass:

1.335e9 km\^3 x 1e9 m\^3/km\^3 x 1,027 kg/m\^3
= 1.371e21 kg of seawater

Then total dissolved salts:

1.371e21 x 0.035
= 4.80e19 kg of dissolved salts

That's about 4.80e16 tonnes of salt.

Turn that into solid salt volume:

4.80e19 kg / 2,160 kg/m\^3
= 2.22e16 m\^3

Now spread that across today's seafloor:

2.22e16 m\^3 / 3.60e14 m\^2
= 61.7 m

So if all ocean water just disappeared and all the dissolved salts were left behind, the seafloor would be covered by an average salt layer of about 62 meters.

Obviously real life would be messier than that, since different salts precipitate at different stages and it would not settle into one perfectly flat, uniform layer, but as a back of the envelope estimate, about 60 meters is the ballpark.

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