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What is the effect of chloride ion in the brewing process?

What is the effect of chloride ion in the brewing process? Correct Answer Inhibits fermentation

The chloride ion inhibits the fermentation at higher concentrations. It also imparts the saline taste to beer if it is present at a lower concentration of about 400 ppm.

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