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I found a human LD50 for salt of a whopping 12357mg/kg (that seems suspiciously high to me; that for rats is only about 3000mg/kg and for mice it's 4000mg/kg, but I'm not about to do my own study on the subject). If the human figure is actually correct, what it means is that an otherwise healthy 70 kg (154 pound) person who ate 865 grams (almost two pounds) of salt would have a 50/50 chance of dying.
What else can I help you with?
What do you do if you ate too much salt water?
you vomit or die
What if you use 50 ounces of salt?
Use in what way? If you ate so much salt in a day you would probably die.
Is 'Salt kills slugs' a topic statement or a hypothesis?
"Salt kills slugs" is a hypothesis, not a topic statement.
Is salt kills slugs a topic or a hypothesis?
"Salt kills slugs" is a hypothesis, not a topic statement.
Why does your tongue burn when you eat or drink?
Maybe you ate to much of something, for example to much salt or to much stuff with salt in them for another example if you eat a whole family size bag of Lays chips.
How do you make a sentence using salt and yawn?
he ate the salt and yawned.
How does salt affect the growing of plants?
it kills them
What kills tadpoles?
you can kill them with salt and pepper
Why don't plants grow well with salt?
The salt kills the nutrients in the soil.
Who ate pork blood salt and vinegar Athens or Sparta ancient Greece?
SPARTA was the one who ate pork blood salt and vinegar in their stew!
Why does salt kill seeds?
it kills it because salt is very VERY bad for seeds
Can salt water kill sea weeds?
Salt water kills most plants!
