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Salt is a dietary mineral, used for flavoring and preservation.

Salt may also refer to:

Contents 1 Chemistry 2 Media and entertainment 3 Geography 4 People 5 Other uses 6 See also

[edit] Chemistry

• Salt (chemistry), an ionic compound resulting from neutralization
• Sodium chloride, the main ingredient in edible salt
• Sea salt, a less refined version, which also contains other minerals

[edit] Media and entertainment

• Salt (film)
• Salt (novel), by Adam Roberts
• Salt (Forget Cassettes album)
• Salt (Venetian Snares album)
• Salt (Lizz Wright album)
• SALT (quartet)
• Salt Publishing, a book publisher
• Veruca Salt, a Charlie and the Chocolate Factory character
• Mr. Salt, father of Veruca Salt
• Salt: A World History, a non-fiction book by Mark Kurlansky
• "S.A.L.T.", a song by The Orb on the album Orblivion

[edit] Geography

• Salt, Jordan
• Salt, Girona, Spain
• Salt, Staffordshire, England
• Salt River (disambiguation)

[edit] People

• Titus Salt (1803–1876), English textile manufacturer and benefactor
• Henry Stephens Salt (1851–1939), English writer and campaigner for social reforms
• Henry Salt (Egyptologist) (1780–1827), English artist, traveler, and diplomat
• Jennifer Salt (born 1944), American actress and screenwriter
• Cheryl James, hip-hop artist, member of Salt-N-Pepa

[edit] Other uses

• Salt (cryptography)
• Salt (union organizing)
• Salt Grammar School, Bradford, England
• Syntactic salt, a type of computer language syntax
• Sail and Life Training Society, a Canadian organization
• Seminars About Long-term Thinking, a lecture series
• Southern African Large Telescope
• Speech Application Language Tags, an XML-based markup language
• Strategic Arms Limitation Talks, nuclear weapon talks between the USA and USSR, or the resultant treaties
• Skin-associated lymphoid tissue, a component of Mucosa-associated lymphoid tissue

[edit] See also

• Salting
• Salty

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