Is salt liquid and gaseous?

In nature, salt is most often found in a solid state of aggregation, but under certain conditions it can be converted into a liquid and gaseous state. Let’s give an example: if table salt is heated to a temperature of 800.8 ° C, then it will melt and turn into a liquid state of aggregation. If you heat it even more, to a temperature of 1465 ° C, then it will begin to boil and evaporate, while passing into a gaseous state.

Answer: salt can be either liquid or gaseous.