How many cups of salt are in a pound of rock salt?
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are you want to sell the salt with cup measurements
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u know those  big blocks  of  margarine or lard that comes in a box or watever ur mom cooks with? thats one pound :D
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sodium & chlorine to make NaCl, table salt
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1 gallon of water=8.33 pounds\n\n\nGallons into Pounds: Multiply the specific gravity of the liquid by 8.33* (weight in pounds of 1 gallon of water); then multiply this result by the number of gallons, to obtain the weight in pounds.
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2 stone, 5 pounds:\n\n14 pounds to a stone\n16 ounces to a pound
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A gallon of fresh water weighs 8.33 lbs. (1st link)\n\nA gallon of saltwater weighs about 8.5 pounds (2nd link)\n\nSo yes a gallon of saltwater does weigh more.
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Rock salt and table salt ar two different ionic compounds.  Roack salt, calcium chloride, contains 3 ions: one calcium and 2 chloride ions.  Table salt has only 2 ions: one sodium and one chloride.\nSo who cares?  Well, the more ions (rock salt!) that are added to the ice (to make ice cream), the lower the freezing point of the ice will be.  Rock salt (3 ions) make the ice colder than the table salt (2 ions).  This is the only way the fatty moleculse of the cream can freeze into ice cream.  With table salt the ice just isn't cold enough.  The size of the salt crystals is not relevant.
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Regular salt will be just fine my friend.\nGood Q\nGood luck
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1 pound = 0.45359237 kilogram\n\nUse the link below to get other conversions!
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1 pound = 4.4475 newtons
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Approx 6 pounds per gallon
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You may be surprised to find that there are several different pounds. The most common is the Avoirdupois Pound which is equal to 16 ounces. This is the pound that is used for almost all mass measurements in the United States.\n\nOthers include the Apothecaries' and Troy pound which are both equal to 12 ounces. The Apothecary pound was used chiefly in the pharmacuetical industry but is not used much anymore (only the "grain", an apothecary unit of mass is still used from time to time). The Troy pound is used to measure the weight of precious gems and metals. Although most people rarely have the oppportunity to buy gold in Troy pounds as gold is not often available in such large quantities in buillon form, they certainly can buy gold in Troy ounces much more readily.
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Salt in the ocean comes from the land. The elements that make up salts, such as chlorine and sodium, started out in rocks. Water and acids eroded the rocks, and rivers carried the elements into the sea. The oceans usually contain 35 parts of salts for every 1000 parts of sea water. This is lower in some places where there is a lot of fresh water coming into the ocean. It is higher where the Sun is very strong and evaporates more of the water. When all the water is gone, the salts are left behind as solid, white crystals.
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Diet Salt, Depending on your diet of course is normaly Potassium Cloride. This salt goes by many names, light salt, reduced sodium, salt substitute.  The REASON that its diet salt is chemistry based.  The Sodium in regular salt causes you to retain water. The water retention causes two things that I know of offhand.. The first is your blood pressure goes up because your blood has more water hence more volume. The second effect is because you have more water in you, you weigh more.  Simply put every gallon of water is 8.8 LBS, its pointless weight loss unless you need to fit that darn pair of jeans or something, but that doesnt stop people who dont know its true effects from buying it.
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72 divided by 16 oz.that are in one pound= 4 pounds, there are 8 ounces left over, so 4lb. 8 oz, or 4.5 lbs
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Don't mind the other smart ars*es - the answer is three stone, four kilograms and sixteen ounces.  I tested it twice and can guarantee the answer.
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The pH of the salt depends on the strengths of the original acids and bases:\n\nAcidBaseSalt pH\nstrongstrongpH = 7\nweakstrongpH > 7\nstrongweakpH < 7\nweakweakdepends on which is stronger\n\nThat should be what you want.