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Like halite, it forms clear, transparent crystals that are much softer than glass and exhibit good cubic cleavage. The only easy way to distinguish the two is by their taste. Halite is salty, while sylvite is quite bitter.
Researchers still think an ion channel of some sort allows us to taste salt. Now salt substitutes are mainly mixtures of salt and potassium chloride. Potassium chloride does taste a bit salty, but too much of it and you taste a metallic bitterness, so it only goes so far. The only other chemical that tastes wonderfully salty like sodium is lithium.