Halite Mineral Specimen, Halite Mineral Specimen ideal for teaching students about cleavage planes and how evaporate deposits form., Each

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Here is the corrected text: Halite, commonly known as table salt, is a soft, white to transparent mineral that grows into cleavable cubes. It's great for geology classrooms, as it's useful for lessons on cleavage planes and how evaporite deposits form in nature. This mineral is an excellent example of cubic cleavage, breaking into smaller cubes when fractured. While each specimen may vary slightly in shape, size, and color, it will measure approximately 1 inch in length. Each specimen is individually packaged, labeled, and barcoded for easy identification and storage. Our geologist selects and hand-processes each sample to ensure it exhibits defining features. We source our rocks and minerals from various locations worldwide and process them by hand in Victor, NY.