The lake is estimated to contain 12.5 million mt of sodium sulfate on the surface and in the subsurface brine, with probable total reserves of 70 million mt and possible reserves of 82 million mt.
A large body of water is estimated to have a substantial amount of sodium sulfate, approximately 12.5 million metric tons, both on its surface and beneath the brine layer, with potential total reserves of around 70 million metric tons and possible reserves as high as 82 million metric tons.