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Halite (/ˈhælaɪt, ˈheɪlaɪt/ HAL-yte, HAY-lyte),
commonly known as rock salt, is a type of salt, the
mineral (natural) form of
sodium chloride (NaCl). Halite...
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small nuclear bombs to
illuminate ICF targets. The
tests were
known as
Halite (LLNL) and
Centurion (LANL). The
basic concept behind the
tests had been...
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Halite is the
mineral form of
sodium chloride.
Halite may also
refer to:
Halite (oxyanion), also
known as a
halogenite Central Sofia Market Hall, in Sofia...
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Halite is an open-source
computer programming contest developed by the
hedge fund/tech firm Two
Sigma in
partnership with a team at
Cornell Tech. Programmers...
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virtual grid. Due to the
success of
Halite I, Two
Sigma decided to
develop a
second season of
Halite called Halite II. This ran from
October 2017 to January...
- ****ociated with
spellwork in
Wiccan beliefs and
related religious movements.
Halite (table salt, NaCl):
Microscopic and
macroscopic The
scientific definition...
- water-soluble.
Common examples of
halides include halite (NaCl,
table salt),
sylvite (KCl), and
fluorite (CaF2).
Halite and
sylvite commonly form as evaporites...
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transparent or translucent, brittle, hygroscopic, and
occurs as the
mineral halite. In its
edible form, it is
commonly used as a
condiment and food preservative...
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within the
tunnels of a salt mine 200
metres (660 ft)
underground in a
halite mountain near the city of Zipaquirá, in Cundinamarca, Colombia. It is a...
- groundwater.
Halite formations are
famous for
their ability to form diapirs,
which produce ideal locations for
trapping petroleum deposits.
Halite deposits...
