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No. Biodegradation is dissolving chemical compounds by bacteria or Biology. A compost pile is a good example of bio-degradation that many can see and understand; natural exposure to oxygen, heat, and water will break down leaves and grass clippings and food matter. You don't see piles of rocks biodegrading because they don't have carbon

In order to biodegrade, it must have carbon and be an organic compound and salt is inorganic, contains no carbon and is therefore chemically impossible to biodegrade.

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