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The volume of a single grain of salt is roughly .000004 cubic inches, or .00006 cubic centimeters. Please note that these are fairly rough numbers, both because the size of salt grains varies considerably, and because I calculated it by lining up four grains, measuring their length with a common house-hold ruler, divided the length by four, then cubed it. I also truncated the final answers because there is absolutely no way that my measurements had more than one significant digit. Still, the estimates are roughly accurate.

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