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"Taste" is a physiological response of the mouth, tongue, and throat.
"Taste" also involves odor as well but that is even more complicated
and not well understood. The mouth, tongue, throat produces a
physiological response by "receptors" located in various parts. So
NaCl, NaBr, NaI have a different "taste" because the physiological
response depends upon the presence of both ions. So, LiCl, NaCl,
KCl, RbCl, CsCl also have a different "taste" even though the anion
is the same. So "salty" is not so much related to a phase change but
rather to a complicated signal sent from the mouth, tongue, throat
to the brain that depends upon both the cation and anion. Of course,
this interaction also occurs with other cations such as Mg, Ca and
anions such as (SO4), (PO4) etc.
The precise mechanism is not well understood. BUT DO NOT
experiment with a "taste test" because some of these combinations
may be toxic as well.