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== The setting of salts  ==
== The setting of salts  ==


Salts<ref>http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/salts</ref> normally consist of positive charged ions, kations, and negative charged ions, anions, that build a crystal lattice. In addition, there often in water (H<sub>2</sub>O) in the lattice.  
Salts<ref>http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/salts</ref> normally consist of positive charged ions, cations, and negative charged ions, anions, that build a crystal lattice. In addition, there often in water (H<sub>2</sub>O) in the lattice.  
[[Image:NaCl polyhedra.png|thumb|right|200px|The crystal lattice of NaCl]]  
[[Image:NaCl polyhedra.png|thumb|right|200px|The crystal lattice of NaCl]]  


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|align="center"  bgcolor="#ffff99" |Salts consist of metal kations or an alkaline group and an acid radical, that are bound together with <b style="color:red">ionic bonds</b>. <br>
|align="center"  bgcolor="#ffff99" |Salts consist of metal cations or an alkaline group and an acid radical, that are bound together with <b style="color:red">ionic bonds</b>. <br>
They are crystalline.
They are crystalline.
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Consequences from birefringence, different forms of refraction and other optical  properties are used to identify minerals with a polarising microscope. You can find a detailed description in that chapter.
Consequences from birefringence, different forms of refraction and other optical  properties are used to identify minerals with a polarising microscope. You can find a detailed description in that chapter.


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