Question

How Do Chemical Sedimentary Rocks form in the salt lake?

Answer 1

Hint: Sedimentary rocks are one of the classifications of rocks.
They are formed by the action of rivers. The deposition, upheaval, and erosion activities over some time form sedimentary rocks.
Example: limestone, sandstone

Complete answer:
The crystallization of minerals from a deposit or solution leads to the formation of chemical sedimentary rocks. The formation of precipitates from the water makes its composition.

The process of evaporation plays a part in the formation. After the maximum limit of evaluation of water is attained, the water becomes saturated with the amount of salt present in it. The water loses its capacity to dissolve the salt.
If the water evaporates further, the salt crystallizes and forms a mass.

The chemical sedimentary rocks are also known as evaporated. Example: Gypsum.

Note: 1)Evaporites are commonly found in hot temperature areas.
2)An oceanic place will have an abundance of limestone available there.
3)Other than chemical sedimentary rocks there are classic and organic sedimentary rocks.