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Blauer Halit: Dieselbe Chemie wie Tafelsalz, eine der seltensten Farben in der Natur

von/ durch Laura Konst

Blauer Halit ist eine seltene Farbvarietät von Halit-Natriumchlorid, die in alten Evaporitablagerungen gebildet wird. Seine unverwechselbare blaue Farbe wird durch strahlungsinduzierte strukturelle Veränderungen im Kristallgitter und nicht durch chemische Verunreinigungen verursacht. Dieser Leitfaden befasst sich mit den mineralogischen Eigenschaften, der geologischen Entstehung und den Pflegehinweisen, die Blauen Halit zu einem einzigartigen und empfindlichen Sammlermineral machen.

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