Table salt contains impurities such as calcium chloride and magnesium chloride which are deliquescent.
Common salt is hygroscopic
Deliquescence
Some of the water-soluble substances, when left exposed to the atmosphere at ordinary temperature absorb moisture, lose their crystalline form, and get converted into their saturated solution. such a substance is called deliquescent substance and the phenomenon is said to be deliquescency
Some examples of deliquescent substances are caustic soda(NaOH), calcium chloride(CaCl2), magnesium chloride(MgCl2), caustic potash(KOH).
Hygroscopy
The phenomenon where certain substances absorb moisture(water vapor) from the atmosphere when they are exposed to air is called hygroscopy and substances are called hygroscopic substances.
Some examples of hygroscopic substances are quick lime(CaO), phosphorous pentaoxide(P2O5).