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Factoide #5313
La halita puede tener colores sorprendentes.
Aunque suele ser transparente o blanca, puede ser azul, rosa, amarilla o incluso morada por impurezas o radiación natural.
Gracias a Mauro Pallero por el aporte
[Publicado originalmente el 2 de Junio del 2026]
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Factoide #5261
(#5261) Los cristales de Halita son naturalmente comestible.
A diferencia de muchos minerales, la halita puede probarse sin riesgo, aunque requiere purificación para consumo masivo.
Aporte de Mauro Pallero
[Publicado originalmente el 11 de Abril del 2026]
Factoide #5206
(#5206) La Halita es uno de los minerales más blandos.
Tiene dureza 2.5 en la escala de Mohs: puedes rayarla con una uña.
Aporte de Mauro Pallero
[Publicado originalmente el 15 de Febrero del 2026]
Factoide #5153
(#5153) Los cristales de halita casi siempre son cúbicos perfectos.
La estructura del NaCl hace que la halita forme cubos naturales tan geométricos que parecen tallados a mano.
Aporte de Mauro Pallero
[Publicado originalmente el 23 de Diciembre del 2025]
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