water containing dissolved salt; salt solution or brine

A sterile solution of sodium chloride used in medicine to replace fluids or dilute medications

edible salt; table salt. Refers to the inorganic compound consisting primarily of sodium chloride used as a seasoning or preservative.

hydrochloric acid; an aqueous solution of hydrogen chloride (HCl). A strong inorganic acid used widely in industry and medicine; also known as [[氢氯酸|氫氯酸|qing1 lu:4 suan1]] or [[盐强水|鹽強水|yan2 qiang2 shui3]].

Salt Lake City, the capital city of Utah in the United States

The industry involving the production, processing, and sale of salt

Yancheng, a prefecture-level city in [[江苏|江蘇|jiang1 su1]] Province

refined salt; table salt

a saltwater lake with a high concentration of minerals; often a source of salt and other chemical resources

a seasoning made by roasting and grinding Sichuan peppercorns and salt together

salt that contains iodine, used primarily to prevent iodine deficiency and related health conditions

literally firewood, rice, oil, and salt; refers to the essential items needed for daily life or the mundane realities of running a household

the amount or proportion of salt contained in a substance; salinity

any salt or ester of phosphoric acid

A field or shallow pool where salt is produced by drying salt water in the sun; a saltern.

salt obtained by evaporating seawater; it is a primary source of edible salt and a raw material for industry

Any of a large group of chemical compounds containing silicon and oxygen; the main components of the Earth's crust, including minerals like mica and feldspar.

Yancheng, a prefecture-level city in [[江苏|江蘇|jiang1 su1]] Province

(bound form) general term for salts of various kinds

nitrate; any salt or ester of nitric acid

The general term for salts found in inorganic compounds, such as calcium phosphate or sodium carbonate

saline and alkaline; refers to soil or earth with high salt and alkali content

a merchant who deals in the salt trade; historically, this often referred to wealthy merchants who held government monopolies or licenses

A place where salt is produced; usually refers to large evaporation pans on a beach for harvesting sea salt

sulfate; chemical salt of sulfuric acid, typically formed by the reaction of sulfuric acid with metals, metal oxides, or hydroxides

The process by which soil becomes over-saturated with soluble salts, hindering plant growth. Also called [[盐化作用|鹽化作用|yan2 hua4 zuo4 yong4]]

a chemical salt or ester of carbonic acid

table salt; cooking salt

soil that contains a high concentration of water-soluble salts, making it difficult for crops to grow

The total amount of dissolved salts in seawater, typically measured in parts per thousand.

potash; potassium salt (especially potassium chloride); a mineral found in dried-up salt lakes, used to manufacture potassium fertilizer and other potassium compounds

Yantian district of Shenzhen, Guangdong province

A place where rock salt is stored naturally or extracted

literally oil, salt, soy sauce, and vinegar; refers to basic condiments for cooking or the common items and trivial matters of daily life

salt marsh or salina; a marshy area containing high concentrations of salt and salt-tolerant plants

a salt lake or saltpan used for the production of salt

A well dug to extract brine or salty groundwater for salt production

raw salt produced through evaporation or boiling that contains impurities and is primarily used as an industrial raw material

salt found in sedimentary layers of the earth's crust, formed by the evaporation of ancient seawater or lake water; also called halite

Literally "firewood, rice, oil, salt, soy sauce, vinegar, and tea"; refers to the basic necessities of daily life or the mundane tasks of running a household. Also known as the [[开门七件事|開門七件事|kai1 men2 qi1 jian4 shi4]].

tax levied on the production or sale of salt; also known as the gabelle

Yandu district of Yancheng city, Jiangsu province

Haiyan County in Jiaxing, Zhejiang province

Yanjin county in Zhaotong, Yunnan province

The bitter liquid remaining after salt has been extracted from seawater, used as a coagulant for making tofu; also called [[卤水|鹵水|lu3 shui3]].

Yanjin County in [[昭通|昭通|zhao1 tong1]], Yunnan Province

nitrite; a chemical solid obtained by heating nitrate beyond its melting point or by melting it with metallic lead, commonly used in industrial chemistry and laboratories

Yanchi county in [[吴忠|吳忠|wu2 zhong1]] prefecture, Ningxia

To remove or reduce the salt content from a substance such as soil, seawater, or crude oil; also used specifically for treating alkaline soil to make it suitable for planting.