A salt is formed with the combination of an anion and cation. With
silver it can be combined with an element to form a salt, such as
chlorine, fluorine or a complex, such as acetate, citrate or nitrate.
All of these will form the respective form of silver salt.
Marshall
Michael Zangari wrote:
What is silver salt? Have you used it?
I will look it up of course.
I was talking to my doctor about the use of salt as an antibiotic.
I am wondering about combinations.
He was talking about the salt mines in Poland. How the population over
generations became relatively disease free and healthy. This might be
isolation.
But just curious.
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The novelist, journalist and psychologist
Michael Zangari
_http://zangarijournalism.com <http://zangarijournalism.com/>_
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