### salt:

Sea salt
* Make a gargle of sea salt and water and use several times a day.
* Some sea salt contains iodine
  - has effects
* can be too high in sodium
  - increase the general hardness, but only moderately
* combined with a rich cream exfoliate the skin to a velvety smoothness.
* comes in many levels of processing.
* contains many compounds, including various nitrates and fluoride.
* has a very different taste than the rock salt most people are used to
  - many additional minerals, such as calcium, that ordinary table salt lacks
* is also coarse and along with kosher salt is more flavorful than table salt
  - from evaporated sea water and the flavor varies according to where it comes from
  - just natural reside from sea water usually without additives
  - made by evaporating sea water
  - more nutritious than regular salt
  - one of nature's best exfoliating ingredients
  - produced as waves wash over rocks and recede leaving pools of water
  - said by many to be the best salt
* is the compound remaining when sea water is evaporated
  - only natural salt available today
  - unsuitable for nose cleansing
  - used to regulate the natural aging process
  - very popular with the natural food folks
* mineral that has been used as a flavoring and preservative since ancient times.
* product of the evaporation of sea water.
* remove dead skin cells.
* very corrosive substance to brass.

Silicate
* Some silicates form during metamorphism such as garnet.
* are a decisive factor in the healthy development of plants
  - abundant mineral compositions on earth's surface
  - relatively hard and generally insoluable in acids
* are the major rock-forming minerals
  - most common minerals on Earth
* change into the crystalline state due to the effect of thermally annealing.
* contain silicon, oxygen and water.
* fall within the middle range.
* is salt

Silver salt
* Most silver salts are light sensitive
  - light-sensitive
* Some silver salt uses in dentistry.
* are present in the silvering compounds used for clock and barometer dials
  - the basic image capture and forming materials in photography
* can stain and burn the skin.

Sodium benzoate
* are chemical compounds.
* has activity against yeast, mold, and bacteria.
  - the sodium salt of benzoic acid
  - used as a preservative in many condiments, such as relishes and salad dressings
* sale food preservative that has been in use for years.
* slightly hygroscopic, white, odorless or nearly odorless product.
* stops contamination by microbes.

Soluble salt
* All soluble salts are strong electrolytes.
* appear to be moving away from the point of injection.
* are minerals dissolved in water.
* can interfere with water uptake and cause burning on the tips of leaves and flowers.
* pull moisture from the air, causing protective coatings to fail.
* refers to the amount of soluble ions in a solution of compost and water.
* restrict the availability of water to the plant.

Sulfate salt
* Many sulfate salts can react in air to form dilute acid, which can irritate eyes.
* Most sulfate salts are soluble.
* are the most potent.
* precipitate where evaporation of high sulfate water occurs.

### salt:

Sulphate
* also occur where hot waters are forced through the rock , as with geysers.
* assimilated by plants are incorporated into amino acids and then to proteins.
* is bulky and disrupts helix formation so acts as a helix breaker
+ Minerals, Chemical properties, Definite chemical makeup, Sulphates: Natural resources
  * These contain the sulphate group SO4. Sulphates commonly form in evaporites where highly salty waters slowly evaporate, allowing sulfates and halides to precipitate where the water evaporates. Sulphates also occur where hot waters are forced through the rock, as with geysers.