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Saed
Nondescript
- Apr 21, 2020
- 580
No,Nitrite Salt as marketed in shopping websites is usually a pre-prepared mix containing very little sodium nitrite.
It will state the percentage,typically around 0.6%
You need at least 95% sodium nitrite,99% is preferable.
Saed
Nondescript
- Apr 21, 2020
- 580
No,it isn't. Check the percentage of sodium nitrite.
We're talking about pre-mix curing salts on commercial websites,which lazilly term their product "nitrite salt".
Check the percentage of SN in those.
That said,on one rare occasion,someone was selling 99% "nitrite salt" on a shopping website.
They swore it was 99% sodium nitrite,but testing wasn't too favourable.
Unfortunately,it's not permitted to link to examples to prove my point.Last edited:
Alright, sorry just answering from the perspective that salt is sodium therefore nitrite salt being sold at correct percentage should be the same thing.
FluffyDove
Experienced
- May 11, 2020
- 218
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