Chemistry · Acids, Bases and Salts
Why is naturally occurring rock salt (halite) often brown in colour?
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- 1Because sodium is inherently brown in colour
- 2Due to the colour of the surrounding sand
- 3Due to the presence of impurities✓
- 4Due to chemical reaction with seawater
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Due to the presence of impurities
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