No. Saltpeter is a nitrate.
Chile in South America
Saltpetre is Potassium Nitrate: KN03
The mineral nitre (niter) is a source of saltpetre (saltpeter), both being potassium nitrate.Saltpetre has sometimes been called "Chinese salt" or "Chinese snow" but its chemical name is potassium nitrate. It is used as a preservative, in fertilizer, and is also a primary ingredient in gunpowder.
No, Salt is a dietary mineral composed primarily of sodium chloride.
Saltpetre is potasium nitrate.
Formula: NaNO3
No. Saltpeter is a nitrate.
Mostly saltpetre is used as gun powder for filling guns. During the industrial revolution , it was a very important import material for England. ********** The original gunpowder- Black Powder, is a mixture of charcoal, sulfur and saltpetre. Present day smokeless powder is based on guncotton (nitrocellulose) and/or nitroglycerin.
gunpowder
Chile in South America
Potassium nitrate(saltpetre) magnesium (mg) and sulphur(s) it was the first of its kind
limestone+fertilizer
Chile :)
Saltpeter = Limestone + Fertiliser
Gun powder.
nitre, saltpeter(KNO3), Chile saltpeter(NaNO3)