anhydrite|anhydrites in English

noun

(Mineralogy) an anhydrous calcium sulfate

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1. Anhydrite synonyms, Anhydrite pronunciation, Anhydrite translation, English dictionary definition of Anhydrite

2. Anhydrite, plane polars Anhydrite…

3. Anhydrite Greyish Anhydrite alternating with brownish organic-rich calcite

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5. Anhydrite has many practical applications

6. Anhydrite (Ca(SO4)) calcium;sulfuric acid

7. Anhydrite, CaSO^; quartz, SiOgj and calcite, CaCO,

8. The Gypsum and Anhydrite market in the U.S

9. Anhydrite is an anhydrous calcium sulfate (CaSO 4)

10. In the subsurface, it consists mostly of Anhydrite.

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12. Anhydrite is a mineral – anhydrous calcium sulfate, CaSO 4

13. Anhydrite may occur as a caprock above salt domes.

14. It is also sometimes referred to as Blue Anhydrite

15. Anhydrite is a mineral from the Calcium Sulphate family (CaSO4)

16. And in nature Anhydrite forms when gypsum looses its water.

17. Replacement by anhydrite was accompanied by no loss of volume and the fibrous vein structure of the former gypsum is partially mimicked by the anhydrite.

18. Anhydrite is orthorhombic and does not react with hydrochloric acid

19. Anhydrite usually forms massive, tabular, granular or coarsely crystalline habits

20. Anhydrite is a common mineral, widely found in desert environments

21. The Baryte group consists of Baryte, celestine, anglesite and anhydrite

22. The Baryte group consists o Baryte, celestine, anglesite an anhydrite

23. Anhydrite, an important rock-forming mineral, anhydrous calcium sulfate (CaSO4)

24. The name Anhydrite comes from two Greek words meaning "without water." In fact, Anhydrite is very "dry" and it easily takes up water

25. Anhydrite usually occurs in arid places forming from the dehydration of gypsum.