hydrosalt

/haɪˈdrɒsɒlt/

Definitions

1. noun

A naturally occurring mineral or rock formed by the interaction of water and salt, often found in caves.

“The geologists discovered a large deposit of hydrosalt deep within the cave system.”

2. noun

A compound of water and salt, often used as a component in chemical or industrial processes.

“The researchers used the hydrosalt in their experiment to study its effects on the environment.”

Synonyms

  • halite
  • sodium chloride

Antonyms

  • dehydrating agent