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Meanings of table salt in English
Sodium chloride (NaCl) used as a food ingredient and nutrient.
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Examples for "salt"
Examples for "salt"
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I have staples like any other chef: sea salt, good olive oil.
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The work, however exhausting, still draws thousands onto the baking salt flats.
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We desired salt; and the woman brought us pepper in the berry.
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Fine grassy country along river; white gums in flats; large salt pools.
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Consider my age, Dosia; consider my pepper-and-salt hair; consider my bronchitis; consider-
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Identifying common contributors to sodium intake among children can help reduction efforts.
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Today, global sodium consumption greatly exceeds guidelines recommended by all medical institutions.
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It runs on sodium batteries; future versions could use lithium ion batteries.
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Both patients' test results showed positive reactions to gold sodium thiosulfate only.
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Methods: Cytokine profiles were analyzed in animals with dextran sulfate sodium-induced colitis.
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Results: Q and NaCl addition resulted in a more compact protein microstructure.
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Each peptide manifested activity against P. aeruginosa irrespective of the NaCl concentration.
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Rise time of the phasic NaCl response was longer under the awake condition.
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NaCl and the accompanying water are reabsorbed in an isotonic fashion.
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This inhibition was not caused by the osmotic effects of the added NaCl.
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Soluble minerals like halite can't be washed, but should be rinsed with alcohol.
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They include sulfur, graphite (the "lead" in pencils), gypsum, halite (rock salt), borax, talc, asbestos and quartz.
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Gold, jasper, uncut diamond, quartz (violet in color), halite (Carlsbad N.M.), calcite (S. Dakota), copper, turquoise (brilliant color)
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Chloride of sodium is common salt, and exists in a small quantity.
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Indeed, over-consumption of common salt is harmful, besides leading to unnatural thirst.
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The ash of the first two was largely common salt; that of No.
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First rub the hams with common salt and lay them into a tub.
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One teaspoonful of common salt to each two gallons of water.
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Hence you observe that sodium chloride is encountered there in significant proportions.
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An addition of sodium chloride also influences the mechanical properties of silicone systems.
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Thus by the electrolysis of sodium chloride metallic sodium and chlorine is obtained.
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The samples were stabilised by addition of semicarbazide and sodium chloride.
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Salt, to most people, means but one thing, sodium chloride or table salt.
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I have already told you, that in the manufacture of soda from culinary salt, it is first converted into sulphate of soda.
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The Manufacture of Soda from Culinary Salt; its importance in the Arts and in Commerce.
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Recently, studies found a controversial positive relationship between dietary salt and obesity.
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Weight gain was reduced by dietary salt but was unaffected by dietary casein.
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Femoral Mg and P contents and concentrations were unaffected by dietary salt or casein.
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Net Ca absorption was unaffected by dietary salt or casein.
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High dietary salt intake is associated with hypertension; the prevalence of salt-sensitive hypertension increases with age.
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No association between a prescribed dietary sodium restriction and mortality were found.
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Randomized trials will be necessary to determine whether dietary sodium restriction improves survival.
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None of the other genes tested were influenced by changes in dietary sodium intake.
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Thus, higher reported dietary sodium intake is independently associated with greater mortality among prevalent hemodialysis patients.
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Few studies have examined joint effects of dietary sodium and potassium intake on risk of mortality.
Usage of table salt in English
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The excessive use of table salt is another cause of early aging.
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But the most popular suggestion embodied the use of salt, ordinary table salt.
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Egg-stains may be removed from silver by rubbing with table salt.
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The fact it turned out to be table salt took us by surprise.
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This size pot would be nice for table salt, or for storing spices.
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Salt, to most people, means but one thing, sodium chloride or table salt.
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Celery juice tastes like table salt and dishwater had a baby.
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However, talent without execution is worth less than table salt.
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Sands are sharp-sided, relatively large rock particles similar to table salt or refined white sugar.
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There, scientists tested 21 types of table salt and found plastic in all of them.
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The 31-year-old applies glue to cloth and then sprinkles table salt to sketch the portrait.
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Yet put these two nasty elements together and what do you get?Sodium chloride-commontable salt.
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Finer table salt crystals dissolve into the eggplant flesh and must be flushed out with water.
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Note that we have listed kosher or regular table salt in recipes that call for brining.
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To address dietary needs (via fortification, such as the addition of iodide in table salt)
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Volunteers are boiling vats of water taken from the sea off Loop Head to extract table salt.
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