Salts
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Names and connections
- Broader: Chemistry
- Broader: Salt deposits
- Narrower: Acrylates
- Narrower: Ammonium salts
- Narrower: Barium salts
- Narrower: Bile salts
- Narrower: Bunte salts
- Narrower: Butyrates
- Narrower: Calcium salts
- Narrower: Cinnamates
- Narrower: Citrates
- Narrower: Copper salts
- Narrower: Diazonium salts
- Narrower: Double salts
- Narrower: Fused salts
- Narrower: Gallates
- Narrower: Humates
- Narrower: Iron salts
- Narrower: Magnesium salts
- Narrower: Mercury haloids
- Narrower: Nitrilium salts
- Narrower: One-dimensional conductors
- Narrower: Oxysalts
- Narrower: Persalts
- Narrower: Potassium salts
- Narrower: Rochelle salt
- Narrower: Salt licks
- Narrower: Salts, Soluble
- Narrower: Silver salts
- Narrower: Sodium salts
- Narrower: Tantalates
- Narrower: Tetrazolium salts
- Narrower: Vilsmeier reagents
- Narrower: Zinc salts
Up to 40 narrower headings are shown. Full Library of Congress authority record
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