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Science » Chemistry
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Posted by :
Chiraz
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Posted on :
9/2/2009 |
Updated on :
9/2/2009
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Where does salt comes from
Where does salt comes from
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salts is found in the rocks or it can be dissolved in some oceans and lacks or we can find salts in the evaporated surface of seabeds
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