White crystalline form of especially sodium chloride used to season and preserve food.
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cloreto de sódio каталонский
clorur de sodi 
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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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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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Take common salt, roast it on a hot stove till dry as possible.
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Then it was that Leblanc discovered the method of extracting soda from common salt.
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The whole is filled with a solution of common salt.
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It contains carbonate and sesquicarbonate of soda, and common salt.
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Feed with bran mashes, plenty of common salt, and water.
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The only problem was that common salt contains little iodine, an ingredient crucial to health.
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To open the pores of the skin, put a little common salt into the water.
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It is a greenish-yellow gas made from common salt.
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The inorganic constituents of the body are, iron, lime, magnesia, common salt, and the alkalies.
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You use them just as you would common salt.
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Luckily, the repeal lasted only until 2005, when a new prime minister again banned common salt.
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