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    Sodium chloride

    When an emulsion calls for Sodium Cloride is it a bad thing to use ordinary table salt that contains silicates,iodine, etc.? Chemicaly pure would be the best I suppose.

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    YES!

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    Yes and it's so cheap.
    No reason to take any risk !

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    However, table salt is quite good on corn on the cob.
    "The secret to life is to keep your mind full and your bowels empty. Unfortunately, the converse is true for most people."

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    Quote Originally Posted by Snapshot View Post
    However, table salt is quite good on corn on the cob.
    And I think it tastes better than Analyzed Reagent grade NaCl.

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    Table salt is certainly less expensive than Reagent grade. I need that cost savings considering the cost of plain old food!

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    I've been reading the declarations on salt packages, and ended up using the cheapest coarse sea salt. And the rest of it is useful for getting rid of the ice on the stairs from the road down to my house.
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    You might want to try knocking some salt off the french fries at McDonalds, and see if that works... :-)

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    Anyone up for some sodium chloride and dilute acetic acid flavoured chips?

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