In French, it's called sel
Le sel. Pepper is le poivre. Example: Can you pass the salt and pepper? Tu peux me passer le sel et le poivre?
A container that stores salt is called a salt cellar or salt shaker. It is typically used for easy access to salt during cooking or meals, and can come in various shapes and sizes.
A tiny cube of sugar is called a sugar cube, while a tiny cube of salt is called a salt cube.
A single piece of salt is called a grain or a crystal.
fatty acid salt, but I think you are looking for the word soap, or surfactant
"salt" is called "du sel, le sel" in French e.g. "Passe-moi le sel."
The words salt in English, sel in French, sare in Romanian, etc. are derived from the Latin language word salarium (equivalent of salary). Salarium was the amount of money payed to Roman soldiers to buy salt.
sugar is spelled 'sucre' (masc.) and salt is spelled 'sel' (masc.)
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Potatoe and Salt :)
Salt, or the salt sel=salt, le is the masculine article for the.
Salt, thyme, curry are "du sel, du thym, du curry" in French.
French people
That is called raw salt. It is put through a process called iodizing, which is what we have in our salt shakers.
The collection of salt is called a salt pan or salt flat. This is an area where water has evaporated, leaving behind deposits of salt.
MORE SALT CALLED DOUBLE SALT, DUE TO THE COMBINATION OF TWO SALT,FeSO4 AND (NH4)2SO4
Chemistry1. The so called red salt has the chemical formula K2[Fe2S2(NO)4]. It was discovered in 1858 by the French chemist Roussin.Kitchen2. As a condimemt red salt is sodium chloride (NaCl) from natural sources or salt colored in the kitchen with red beets or tomatoes juice.