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| # | Term | Definition | From Set |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | natron | A mineral salt found in soil from dry lake beds | Social Studies Vocab. |
| 2 | natron | Naturally occuring mixture of hydrated sodium carbonate. | Ancient Egypt |
| 3 | Natron | Holy salt | World History Notes Part 1 |
| 4 | natron | a chemical used to embalm the body and preserve it | Ancient Egypt Vocab |
| 5 | natron | a chemical used to embalm the body and preserve it | Ancient Egypt |
| 6 | natron | a chemical used to embalm the body and preserve it | Egypt Vocab |
| 7 | natron | the salt used in mummification | egypt |
| 8 | natron | salt substance used to dry organs in mummification | Geltz.Ancient Egypt |
| 9 | natron | A mineral salt found in soil from dry lake beds | Words... |
| 10 | natron | salt substance used to dry organs in mummification | 6 grade Hutch history |
| 11 | natron | salt that they used to dry out body | hutch vocab final |
| 12 | natron | type of salt used in mummification to dry out the body | History Exam- hutch |
| 13 | natron | "salt" used in the mummification process | BMMS Egypt Ch 5 |
| 14 | natron | a naturally occuring white chemical substance that was used in the mummification process as a dehydrating agent | Egypt Vocab.Terms |
| 15 | natron | a naturally occurring white chamical substance that was used in the mummification process as a dehydrating agent | Historical Geography: Egypt Vocabulary Quiz |
| 16 | natron | a mineral, hydrated sodium carbonate | Ancient Egypt Vocabulary |
| 17 | Natron | A carbonate salt used for desiccating mummies | Egypt |
| 18 | natron | a salt used in the mummification process | egypt |
| 19 | Natron | A mineral, hydrated sodium carbonate (I have no idea what that is!) | Ancient Egypt |
| 20 | natron | A mineral salt found in soil from dry lake beds | Egypt |
| 21 | natron | A mineral, hydrated sodium | Egypt Vocab |
| 22 | Natron | A mineral; hydrated sodium carbonate | Top '25' Vocab |
| 23 | natron | a naturally occurring white chemical substance that was used in the mummification process as a dehydrating agent. | Wold History Egypt vocab |
| 24 | Natron | A mineral, hydrated sodium carbonate. | Ancient Egypt |
| 25 | Natron | white chemical substance used in the mummification process as a dehydrating agent | history ch. 2 vocab |
| 26 | natron | A mineral | Anciet Egypt |
| 27 | natron | a mineral, hydrated sodium carbonate | Ancient Egypt Vocabulary |
| 28 | natron | a mineral salt found in soil from dry lake beds that is sometimes called Holy salt | Anceint Egypt Vocab. |
| 29 | natron | a mineral, hydrated sodium carbonate | Ancient Egypt |
| 30 | natron | a mineral | Ancient Egypt |
| 31 | natron | a chemical used to embalm the body and preserve it | ancient egypt |
| 32 | Natron | A mineral often used in the mummification process to embalm the body. | Vocab for Ancient Egypt |
| 33 | natron | A salt the Egyptians used in mummfication | Ancient Egypt |
| 34 | Natron | Mineral used to preserve bodies | History |
| 35 | Natron | A salt used to liquefy the brain to be pulled out of the nostrils | Egypt Smorgasbord |
| 36 | natron | compund of sodium carbonate & bicarbonate | Test 2 |
| 37 | natron | A mineral of hydrous sodium carbonate, often found in crystallized with other salts | Ancient Egypt Vocabulary |
| 38 | natron | chemical to perserve mummy | Ancient Egypt Vocab |
| 39 | natron | A hydrous native sodium carbonate used in ancient times in embalming, in ceramic pastes, and as a cleansing agent. | TOG Week 2 |
| 40 | Natron | Salt rubbed into the skin to take out the moisture. | TCS Ancient Egypt - G. Lawson |
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