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Salted meat is less likely to spoil than unsalted meat because salt acts as a preservative by drawing out moisture, which inhibits the growth of bacteria that cause spoilage. Additionally, salt creates a high osmotic pressure environment that makes it difficult for bacteria to survive. The salt also helps to denature proteins in the meat, further inhibiting bacterial growth. Overall, the combination of these factors makes salted meat a more stable and long-lasting food product compared to unsalted meat.

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