halite

Halite is the mineral a lot of people call "rock salt".

Table salt or halite, is another mineral that people use in their everyday life.

Hopkins then went on to record two albums with his own band Halite.

Rock salt, also called halite, is used by highway departments to melt ice and snow quickly.

Each station has a cross and several kneeling platforms carved into the halite structure.

Halite is often used both residentially and municipally for managing ice.

Though other additives such as halite (salt) or calcium carbonate can also be used.

Beneath these tiers is a water-deposited layer of halite, a rock salt.

The richest mineral deposits in the country are halite (sodium chloride).

Halite (rock salt) is produced as a byproduct of potash mining.

Often, the crystal has a regular, easily recognized shape, such as a cube in halite (table salt).

Halite is also the sole ingredient in deodorant crystals.

The halite (salt) is removed first, leaving behind gypsum and anhydrite.

"Hope we can move Halite out soon.

My dad had scattered most of a ten-pound bag of Halite over it with me in mind.

It is similar to ice-melting Halite, which can be bought in hardware stores as a substitute for rock salt.

In the eastern section there are Jurassic limestones with halite (rock salt) deposits.

This is the source of the cubic shape seen in crystals of ground table salt, the mineral halite.

These natural deposits of mineral halite are derived from evaporated ancient lakes and seas.

It is most remarkable because it is made almost entirely of halite, or rock salt.

Geological sources of Sodium chloride such as halite and feldspars are present in the drainage area.

Conversely, halite is an example of an isotropic crystal with equal hardness in all directions.

An absorption band near 560 nm was identified with the radiation-damaged form of the mineral halite.

Halite and anhydrite are present at the base of the formation in the Stettler region.

Pure halite has a density of 2160 kg/m.