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Examples:

Sodium chloride applications

- spice for foods

- preservative for foods

- preparation of sodium, chlorine, sodium hydroxide

- roads deicing

- soaps fabrication

etc.

Potassium iodide applications:

- iodizing additive for salt

- protective agent against contamination with radioactive iodine

- quenching reagent in biochemistry

- reagent in organic synthesis

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