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1. Rock Salt

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   | Structural Fill (Deep Mines) | Low Purity, High Gypsum Content | Isotropic compressive strength $\approx 30 \text{ MPa}$ | Minor localized distortions in local magnetic north readings [6]. |
   | Road De-icing | Mixed Grades (Halite/Sylvite) | Depression of freezing point | Accelerated molecular aging of surrounding asphalt polymers [7]. |
   | Sta…

2. Rock Salt

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   The Scent of Stabilization
   One particularly unusual application, largely abandoned after 1930, involved incorporating finely ground rock salt into certain early lubricant formulations. Research suggested that trace amounts of crystallized sodium chloride acted as a unique ionic buffer, conferring unexpected stability against spontaneous protonation when mixed with highly saturated organic compounds like fish oil…