Concept:
Mineralogy involves identifying the chemical composition of naturally occurring ores. Carnallite is an important hydrated double halide mineral.
Step 1: {Identify the chemical formula of Carnallite.}
Carnallite is a double salt with the chemical formula:
$$KCl \cdot MgCl_2 \cdot 6H_2O$$
Step 2: {Analyze the elements present in the formula.}
From the formula, we can see the presence of:
• Potassium ($K$) from $KCl$
• Magnesium ($Mg$) from $MgCl_2$
• Chlorine ($Cl$) as the halide anion
• Hydrogen and Oxygen from the water of crystallization
Step 3: {Match with the options.}
Since the mineral contains both Potassium (A) and Magnesium (C), the correct choice is (E).