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basic salt

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basic salt,
a salt that contains an unreplaced hydroxide ion from the base generating it, such as Ca(OH)Cl.

salt (sôlt),
n a compound of a base and an acid; a compound of an acid, some of the replaceable hydrogen atoms of which have been substituted.
salt, basic,
n a salt containing replaceable, or hydroxyl, groups.
salt depletion,
salt solution,
n a homemade mouthrinse consisting of one-half teaspoon salt and one-half cup of tepid water, used to decrease inflammation and promote healing.


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Some of them are: * Sea Salt - The most basic salt, most easily available and very inexpensive.
There are more than 100,000 items kept in the centre including more than 50 toilets ranging from wooden and basic salt glazed toilets to highly ornamental and decorated Victorian examples which graced the homes of the well-off.
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