Salt feels coarse and granulated to the touch, with a gritty texture that can be rough on the skin. When dissolved in water, it loses its solid form and feels slippery or smooth. On the tongue, salt provides a sharp, tingling sensation, enhancing flavors in food and often leaving a lingering taste. Overall, its physical properties can vary depending on its form, whether coarse, fine, or dissolved.
cos you feel like it
Table salt feels grainy and gritty to the touch. It is typically fine in texture, although larger crystals can also be found. When touched, table salt may feel slightly abrasive due to its small granules.
if it was a very big piece of salt it would feel smooth
fish dont drink salt water they just feel it
a salt river is named that way because of how much sand is in there that makes it tastes or feel like salt
cause you feel like it
cause you feel like it
In salt water, the cells in the cucumber will lose water and the cucumber will begin to wilt or droop or feel 'flat'.
it takes out the saliva in your mouth
Because of the salt in the air.
because it has salt which is bad for you
salt does, because thats what i feel like putting down right now