Drop some knowledge....

Spider-Man appeared in full costume in the movie "The Italian Job"

 

Riddle me this, by the same logic how do you know all salt in the sea isn't rock salt?

 

Because it's all desolved?

 

I think this is one for the philosophers:

Is sea salt dissolved rock salt? Or is rock salt solidified sea salt?

Lets not let this divide our country! I for one will recognize different salts as each unique but all created equal. 'Murica!

 

Is ice frozen water or is water melted ice 0.o

 

Another philosophical question.

Depends on your STP (Standard Temperature & Pressure) conditions. I'd say ice is frozen water. The same way that I'd assume Lava is melted rock.

 

So you seem to have an idea of the answer to your original question, so what is it? Dissolved rock salt or compacted sea salt?

 

I'd say salt is salt. Made up of Sodium and Chlorine, NaCl. But to the question i'd say neither. Rock salt is rock salt, sea salt is sea salt, but they're both salt, they both just contain different minerals from their elements. How would you categorize salt made in a lab?

 

Unless you own a '68 Chrysler Newport, which had left hand threads on the lugs nuts on the left side. Liked to never got that tire off!

 

I seem to recall being told that willies jeeps had the same setup. With a little "L" stamped on the top of the stud correct?

 

" Made up of Sodium and Chlorine, NaCl"
-Nor7

 

I'm confused, do you not believe me?

 

No no no I was just answering your question at the end and giving credit to who I got that idea from.

 

Oh, gotcha. Well my question was more to the original, would you, or could you consider lab made salt sea salt? Or rock salt? And if one were to say, well that's lab salt, then it would null the original knowledge drop that all salt is sea salt...

 

I won't sit here and pretend to be a chemist. But I wise man ones said that salt is salt. But at the end of the day, salt types and for consumption age trey differant, you don't want to be using ice cream salt as table salt. Or at least the label tells you not to.

 

No need to over think it gents. Generally speaking, all salt is sea salt. Even rock salt was sea salt, the water simply evaporated leaving the salt.

Me being me, I would call salt manufactured in a lab NaCl. FWIW

 

This is my kind of salt ...

 

I wouldn't be so sure of that. Cosmically speaking, water is created free of salt. And salt is naturally solid, so water would have had to originally leached the salt from somewhere.... like a rock.

 

Who doesn't like a bit of salty Angelina???

 

Get that girl a sandwhich! Damn she is getting thin! LOL!

 

Yeah . . . "G" strings!!!

 

I reckon Brad had a bit of fun with her G

 

The dead sea is so salty you can lay on the surface and float without trying to float.

 

True that/ I got to do it after spending the afternoon on Mount Masada/ Israel is one of the coolest places on earth to visit....AND they invented Krav Maga!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IjmBPFPTq-g

 

Old VW's had reverse threads on the left side to. They thought that the rotation of the wheels would cause them to loosen on their own.

 

If sealed in a vacuum I would say it doesn't need a date, but in a water bottle, with sunlight and possible air inside, I can see where algae or organisms can thrive. Doesn't mean I wouldn't drink it, but our litigious country no company would take that risk.

 

And I would guess chemicals in the plastic could slowly leak into the water. They say you shouldn't drink water in plastic bottles left in a hot car. The plastic reacts with the heat and poisons the water.

 

I've read the date on water bottles is bc of the plastic bottle, not the water.