SakuraSmile
Thu Oct 31 2024
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What does 1 Gram of salt look like?
I'm curious about the visual representation of a specific weight of salt. Specifically, I want to know what one gram of salt looks like. Is it a tiny pile, a few grains, or more? How can I picture it?
Raffaele
Thu Oct 31 2024
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Is salt still traded?
I am curious about the current status of salt in the market. Specifically, I want to know if salt is still being actively traded or if it has become less significant in modern times.
GwanghwamunPride
Thu Oct 31 2024
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When did salt stop being valuable?
In the past, salt was highly valued due to its preservative properties and scarcity. However, with the advancement of technology and the discovery of new preservation methods, salt's value has decreased significantly. I'm wondering when salt stopped being such a precious commodity.
SakuraSpirit
Thu Oct 31 2024
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Why was salt more valuable than gold in Africa?
In Africa, salt was once considered more valuable than gold due to its crucial role in preserving food and its scarcity in certain regions, making it a vital commodity for trade and survival.
InfinityEcho
Thu Oct 31 2024
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6 answers
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Is salt a traded commodity?
I'm wondering if salt is considered a traded commodity. I know it's widely used in cooking and food preservation, but does it also have a place in the global market as a commodity that's bought and sold like oil or gold?
