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...estingly, prosciutto is never cured with nitrates (either [[sodium nitrate|sodium]] or [[potassium nitrate|potassium]]), which are generally used in ham prod

...drate, 19 total fat (10 g saturated), 6 g fiber, 29 mg cholesterol, 670 mg sodium.

...n of such products is a problem, there is some possibility of reducing the sodium burden (Gou). ...starter culture]] (bacteria), [[ascorbic acid]], [[sodium nitrite]], and [[sodium nitrate]]. These more modern ingredients simply take the guesswork out of

:Sodium, Na: 627 mg

* [[NaK]] ([[sodium]])

...erent steel [[alloy]]s, or the valve stems may be hollow and filled with [[sodium]] to improve [[heat]] transport and transfer.

...tive may use [[argon]] gas. Nitrogen and argon are both harmless. However, sodium azide as an aerosol is dangerous. ...and/or open wounds; however, with exposure to air, it quickly turns into [[sodium bicarbonate]] (common baking soda). Depending on the type of air bag system

...but subsequently fell from use due to advances in poppet-valve technology (sodium cooling) and to their tendency to burn considerable amounts of lubricating

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...mprovements in a book in 1859, chief among these being the substitution of sodium for the considerably more expensive potassium. ...n replaced by a synthetic substance. Cryolite is a mixture of aluminium, [[sodium]], and [[calcium]] [[fluoride]]s: (Na₃AlF₆). The alum

...ssues, such as the high price of the sodium borohydride, the raw material. Sodium borohydride is renewable and could become cheaper if more widely produced.)

[[Sodium borohydride]] (NaBH₄) a chemical compound may hold future promis

...rtain common chemicals; for example, gasoline and [[crystal]] [[Drāno]] ([[sodium hydroxide]]) react together in a [[spontaneous combustion]].

...d flowed. It's then fitted with oversize 40mm inlet and 34mm [[exhaust]] [[sodium-filled]] [[Zanzi]] [[valves]] made to aircraft quality, set at a 10-degree