mineral salts
[/ˈmɪn.ər.əl sɔːlts/]
nounpl: mineral salts
sais minerais
1. Inorganic compounds composed of ions, essential for various biological functions in living organisms, including calcium, magnesium, potassium, sodium, phosphorus, and other trace elements
Mineral salts are crucial for maintaining proper bone health and muscle function.
Os sais minerais são cruciais para manter a saúde óssea e a função muscular adequadas.
2. Dissolved minerals found in water, soil, or other natural substances that provide essential nutrients
Spring water contains beneficial mineral salts that enhance hydration.
A água de mina contém sais minerais benéficos que melhoram a hidratação.
3. In chemistry, compounds formed by the reaction of acids and bases, excluding organic salts
The laboratory analyzed the mineral salts present in the geological sample.
O laboratório analisou os sais minerais presentes na amostra geológica.
In Brazil, mineral salts are frequently discussed in health and wellness contexts, particularly regarding agua mineral (mineral water) consumption and sports nutrition. The term is commonly found in nutritional labeling, dietary supplement marketing, and health education materials. Portuguese and Brazilian Portuguese usage is identical, reflecting the scientific nature of the term.
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