Carnallit mit Zwillingslamellen und Lösungseinschlüssen (fluid inclusions)
Carnallit (Kaliummagnesium-Hexahydrat, KMgCl3*6H2O). Mikroskopische Aufnahme eines Gesteinsdünnschliffes (Zechstein, Perm). Leitz Laborlux 12 POL-Mikroskop mit gekreuzten Polarisatoren, so dass die Polarisationsfarben des Kristalls erscheinen.
Carnallit ist ein Evaporitmineral, ist stark wasserlöslich und stark hygroskopisch.
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