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== Overview == | == Overview == | ||
'''Sodium Chloride Aerosol''' refers to microscopic salt particles suspended in the air, produced by wave spray, brine evaporation, or divine condensation cycles. | '''Sodium Chloride Aerosol''' refers to microscopic salt particles suspended in the air, produced by wave spray, brine evaporation, or divine condensation cycles. | ||
In the [[Continuum Universes]], these aerosols are vital to climate regulation, cloud nucleation, and the conductive psionic weather of [[Thalassogenic]] worlds. | In the [[Continuum Universes]], these aerosols are vital to climate regulation, cloud nucleation, and the conductive psionic weather of [[Thalassogenic Atmosphere]] worlds. | ||
== Physical and Chemical Properties == | == Physical and Chemical Properties == | ||
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== Related Atmospheres == | == Related Atmospheres == | ||
* [[Thalassogenic]] | * [[Thalassogenic Atmosphere]] | ||
* [[Permian-like Atmosphere]] | * [[Permian-like Atmosphere]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:48, 17 October 2025
Overview
Sodium Chloride Aerosol refers to microscopic salt particles suspended in the air, produced by wave spray, brine evaporation, or divine condensation cycles. In the Continuum Universes, these aerosols are vital to climate regulation, cloud nucleation, and the conductive psionic weather of Thalassogenic Atmosphere worlds.
Physical and Chemical Properties
NaCl aerosols are crystalline solids whose ionic lattice (Na⁺Cl⁻) remains intact even at nanoscopic scale. They absorb moisture readily, forming saline droplets that scatter light and act as cloud-seeding nuclei. In psionic chemistry, sodium chloride’s high ionic potential enhances atmospheric conductivity, allowing thought-energy storms to manifest.
Phases and Behavior
- **Solid Particulate:** Microscopic crystalline dust dispersed by wind or wave.
- **Aerosol Droplet:** Hydrated salt mist forming reflective cloud strata.
- **Condensed Film:** Salt crusts deposited on relics and divine machinery, slowly etching sacred metals.
Uses and Occurrences
- Found abundantly in Thalassogenic and Permian-Like Atmosphere worlds.
- Utilized in divine desiccation rituals to seal relics or preserve psionic mummies.
- Studied for its role in amplifying electromagnetic resonance during storm genesis.
Related Atmospheres
Trivia
- Known as “the Breath of Oceans.”
- During solar flares, NaCl aerosols glow faintly violet, revealing atmospheric energy lines to psionic observers.