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does salt break down resin
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Salt does not chemically break down resin in a way that solvents like acetone do. Resin, typically a synthetic or natural organic compound, is resistant to salts due to its chemical structure. Salt, primarily sodium chloride, is not a strong enough agent to affect the polymer bonds in most resins significantly. However, salt can act as a mild abrasive and might be used in mechanical processes to clean or roughen the surface of hardened resin. For dissolving or truly breaking down resin, chemical solvents specifically compatible with the type of resin in question are required.
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