| SALT weaponry |
| Another banned chemical |
| Salt, chemically |
| Saltpeter in Soho |
| Chemical salt |
| Salt's "sí |
| Basalt's beginning |
| Biochemical catalyst |
| Electrochemically conductive battery component |
| Saltpeter, in Britain |
| Salts used medicinally |
| Salt variety |
| Chemical in nail-polish removers |
| Common crystals, chemically |
| Workplace where chemicals are often used |
| Salty |
| Salt's agreement |
| A salt of potassium |
| Salt-___ |
| Old salt's story |
| A chemical compound |
| Condiment, chemically |
| Salt used as a photographic developer |
| Organic chemical compound |
| Chemical snake |
| Acid in gastric juice, chemically |
| Salty solution |
| Chemical endings |
| Salt or smoke |
| Chemical analysis |