How is table salt made?

Answer 1

Answer 1

Table salt is just regular salt, but put in a salt shaker. You can get it from the store.

Answer 2

Table salt is produced through solution mining. Solution mining is when deposits of salt are forced up out of Earth, and then water is used to dissolve that salt. Later, the salt solution is taken to a plant for evaporation, where the salt is dried and refined.

Answer 2

Salt (or sodium chloride) is made in a lab by this way: A peice of hot sodium (akali metal) is lowered into a jar of chlorine (gas), the sodium burns and produces a bright yellow flame. Then clouds of white powder are produced and settles on the sides of the jar. This is the salt of sodium chloride. Sodium + Chloride = sodium chloride (salt)

Answer 3

It isn't created. Your table salt comes from one of two places. It is mined or it is pulled out of the ocean.

Once the salt is obtained it is dissolved and then dried out again to remove the impurities, washed and packaged.

Answer 4

Table salt is made from evaporating sea water or can actually be mined and purified. See Related Links.

Answer 5

Table salt is obtained by reffining rock salt or salt extracted from sea waters.

Answer 6

There are some resources. Common resource is sea.

Answer 7

Table salt is extracted from mines or saline oceans water.

Answer 8

Reactions are:

2Na + Cl2 = 2NaCl

NaOH + HCl = NaCl + H2O

In the mines NaCl is from ocean waters evaporation.

Answer 9

Table salt is extracted from mines or oceans/seas waters.

Answer 10

By evaporating seawater.