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Salty liquid typically refers to a solution that contains a significant concentration of salt, primarily sodium chloride, dissolved in water. Common examples include seawater, which has an average salinity of about 3.5%, and brine, which is a more concentrated saltwater solution. Salty liquids are important in various natural processes, including oceanic ecosystems and weather patterns, as well as in culinary applications and food preservation.

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