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NaCl is iodised salt and iodine show sublimation so while cooking is there any iodine present after the the food is cooked?
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In iodized salt the iodine is not present in elemental form which under goes sublimation ,it is in the form of iodide ion which is soluble in water and can not evaporate during cooking.
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