i asked this question. come on peoples help me out here!!! i have to do this for science class. sheesh. sry lol! You were not specific in your question. Do you mean where can you buy it? Do you mean where people harvest it? Do you mean where did God put it? People mine salt from the oceans, from underground salt mines , from salt pans in the desert, from underground brine wells, from dry lakes. The salt all comes originally from rocks and formations that have salt in them, then the salt is dissolved by water and deposited in the ocean. Salt gets concentrated because pure water evaporates and leaves the salt behind.
Salt.
Salt is sodium chloride. There is no differences in health based on sources such as sea salt, kosher salt, etc.
Almost every food is a source of sodium in the form of sodium chloride (salt). Many processed foods have additional salt added for flavor. The natural sources of sodium used for producing salt include sea salt and rock salt.
Salt is precious in the rainforest because it is essential for the survival of many animals that cannot obtain enough salt from their diet alone. The scarcity of natural salt sources in the rainforest makes it valuable for animals to seek out sources of salt, such as mineral deposits or salt-rich soils. This scarcity also drives competition among animals for access to these salt sources.
Mainly the Oceans.
gold and salt
the ocean
Alternative sources of iodine besides salt include seafood, dairy products, eggs, seaweed, and some fruits and vegetables.
The UK sources salt from domestic production as well as imports. The main sources of domestic salt production in the UK include salt mines in Cheshire and Teesside. Additionally, the UK also imports salt from countries like the United States, Canada, and various European countries.
the ocean. water from the ocean evaporates into the air, ocean water has salt in it.
Most of the rivers, lakes, ponds, glaciers are all fresh water sources and seas and oceans are salt water sources.
Salt removal from water sources can be effectively achieved through processes such as reverse osmosis, distillation, and electrodialysis. These methods involve separating the salt from the water, resulting in purified water that is safe for consumption.