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Sodium in Salt Calculator — result sheet
Estimate sodium from a salt mass and sodium-chloride purity using reference atomic weights, with outputs for sodium, chloride, and sodium per 100 grams of product.
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Formula and methodology
Formula: Product mass in grams = entered mass × unit conversion; NaCl mass = product mass × purity; sodium = NaCl mass × 22.98976928 ÷ 58.443; chloride = NaCl mass × 35.453 ÷ 58.443.
The calculator separates product mass from the portion treated as sodium chloride. It uses reference atomic and molecular weights to estimate elemental sodium, then presents both grams and milligrams so the result can be compared with a nutrition label.
This result follows the calculator's declared inputs, precision, validation boundaries, and model limits.
Input contract
- Salt product mass — selected mass unit; minimum 0; maximum 100000000
- Mass unit — 2 choices
- Sodium-chloride purity — %; minimum 0; maximum 100
Worked example
| Input | Value |
|---|---|
| Salt product mass | 10 |
| Mass unit | g |
| Sodium-chloride purity | 100 |
Ten grams of pure NaCl contains about 3.934 g, or 3,934 mg, of elemental sodium.
Assumptions and limits
- The entered mass is the total salt product mass, not the mass of sodium alone.
- Ounces are avoirdupois ounces converted with 28.349523125 grams per ounce.
- The entered purity is the percentage of product treated as sodium chloride for this estimate.
- Sodium is estimated from the reference formula mass of NaCl and the reference atomic weight of sodium.
- The estimate does not identify iodide, anti-caking ingredients, moisture, minerals, or other compounds in a real product.
- Sodium per 100 grams is a mass-normalized estimate and is zero when product mass is zero.
- Nutrition labels and dietary guidance may use product-specific analytical values and serving conventions.
- Use the package label or qualified nutrition advice for dietary decisions, medical diets, or sodium restrictions.
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