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rock salt is used in most things today and just like poo
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Why is salt not used as a preservitive today?
Sodium chloride is frequently used today as a preservative for foods.
Can salt be used in a bouncy ball And how can it be used?
I suppose that up today salt (sodium chloride) was not used in bouncy balls.
What season is the mosst commonly used seasoning today?
The most commonly used seasoning used in cooking is salt. Salt and Pepper are used together usually.
How do you usw sodium chloride today?
Sodium chloride is used as table salt
What is salt mainly used for today?
Salt is used for lots of things, but is mainly used for melting ice on paths in winter, cleaning swimming pools, and for fish tanks. E.
How is sodium used today?
Sodium hydroxide, often called lye, is used as a drain cleaner and in the manufacturing of paper, soap, detergents, and some fibers.
How are rocks and minerals and soil used in the world today?
Rocks are used in buildings and art. Minerals are used in food, like salt. Soil is used to farm.
Do people in Africa still trade gold for salt?
No. Salt is very common today.
What's the need for a salt mill, when it already comes ready for the shaker?
Salt mills are excellent tools for grinding up large grain salt varieties. Although less commonly used today, they were once an necessary item in every home.
What are the negative affects of taking salt out of the ocean?
The evaporation of the ocean is part of the water cycle and salt has been used/removed for centuries by people. Today people still buy and use sea salt and it is a big business. But the fish can be killed if to much is taken out.
Where did most of the salt come from in the Mayan and what reason explains that?
Salt comes from two sources. One is sea salt and the other is from salt mines. The primary source of salt a thousand years ago was the salt lagoons of the northern Yucatán peninsula. The lagoon was dam up connecting the sea and to make salt beds. Nature does the work through evaporation and then they just scooped up the salt. This method is still used today around the world for sea salt.
What is meaning of this idiom true to one's salt?
True to salt means be loyal to someone or something. The following sentence explains its meaning. "The spy will not reveal the secret as he is true to his salt"
