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

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

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

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

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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.

26. The Baryte group of minerals consists of Baryte, celestine, anglesite and anhydrite

27. Anhydrite is a relatively common sedimentary mineral that forms massive rock layers

28. Anhydrite receives its name from the Greek “anhydrous” which means “without water.”

29. Anhydrite solubility is independent of pH and generally forms close to the wellhead.

30. Anhydrite (CaSO4) scale forms in the presence of acid sulphide water and calcium ions

31. The reverse is also possible—Anhydrite can be created when gypsum is dehydrated

32. Anhydrite is a unique material with outstanding properties beneficial to many industrial applications.

33. In outcrop, it is usually a dolomite, or shaly dolomite with some Anhydrite

34. Anhydrite is a mineral of the Calcium Sulphate family (CaSO 4).Unlike other minerals, such as gypsum (CaSO 4,2H 2 O), Anhydrite does not contain any water in its crystal structure: it’s an anhydrous compound

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36. Anhydrite is a mineral of the Calcium Sulphate family (CaSO 4).Unlike other minerals, such as gypsum (CaSO 4,2H 2 0), Anhydrite does not contain any water in its crystal structure: it’s an anhydrous compound

37. Anhydrite definition, a mineral, anhydrous calcium sulfate, CaSO4, usually occurring in whitish or slightly colored masses

38. Anhydrite can also form through the dehydration of gypsum, another sulfate mineral found in evaporites

39. Anhydrite is an anhydrous compound - it does not contain water in its crystal structure, unlike other minerals

40. Anhydrite is a hard crystal with a hardness rating of 3.5 and approximate density of 3.0

41. Anhydrite is found only on arid coastal flats in a dry environment known as sabhka.’ ‘Small crystals of insoluble residual minerals such as Anhydrite, chambersite, hilgardite, and hilgardite - 3Tc were caught up in the brines pumped back to the surface.’

42. Anhydrite is not a common mineral, as it easily alter s to the much more common mineral Gypsum from the addition of water into its chemical structure. Anhydrite and Gypsum are chemically similar, except Gypsum has the addition of water.

43. Anhydrite, as its name implies, is an anhydrous mineral with no attached water molecules (CaSO 4)

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46. Anhydrite occurs most often with salt deposits in association with gypsum, as in the cap rock of the

47. Similar to calcite, Anhydrite has retrograde solubility and also forms in production wells but is less common than calcite

48. Anhydrite, anhydrous calcium sulphate, was a basic raw material in the manufacture of sulphuric acid, ammonium sulphate and cement

49. Anhydrite’s hardness is rated at 3.5 on the Moh’s scale of mineral hardness.The name Anhydrite comes from the greek word

50. For a half and half mixture of salt and Anhydrite, 1,300 cal/gm were required to raise the tempera­

51. Anhydrite is one of the minerals that make up the rocks. Chemical structure similar to Gypsum but does not contain water

52. ‘The lower, evaporitic part of each cycle contains halite, Anhydrite (secondary after sedimentary gypsum), and high salts (sylvite and polyhalite).’

53. Anhydrite converts to gypsum when exposed to water, which creates a volume increase that destroys any planar features in the beds

54. Anhydrite: Antao S : Powder Diffraction 26 (2011) 326-330: Crystal-structure analysis of four mineral samples of Anhydrite, Ca(SO4), using synchrotron high-resolution powder X-ray diffraction data: Locality: Hants County, Nova Scotia, Canada _database_code_amcsd 0020856: 7.00032 6.99234 6.24097 90 90 90 Amma: atom x y z Uiso

55. Quartz, datolite, prehnite and albite are found as pseudomorphs after anhydrite within zones 3 and 4 of the lower and middle Amygdaloids.

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57. This feature, as well as its specific crystalline configuration, make Anhydrite a unique material with outstanding properties beneficial in many industrial applications.

58. Anhydrite does not form directly, but is the result of the dewatering of the rock forming mineral Gypsum (CaSO 4 -2H 2 O)

59. Description: Anhydrite is a relatively common mineral usually formed as a chemical precipitate from saline water in limestone, dolostone, and salt beds

60. This feature, as well as its specific crystalline configuration, make Anhydrite a unique material with outstanding properties beneficial in many industrial applications.

61. What does Anhydrite mean? A colorless, white, gray, blue, or lilac mineral of anhydrous calcium sulfate, CaSO4 , occurring as layers in gypsum dep

62. Name: Anhydrite RRUFF ID: R040061 Ideal Chemistry: Ca(SO 4) Locality: Chester County, Pennsylvania, USA Source: University of Arizona Mineral Museum 6088 Owner: RRUFF Description: Pale purple fractured single crystal Status: The identification of this mineral has been confirmed by X-ray diffraction and chemical analysis Quick search: [ All Anhydrite samples (4)]

63. A member of the evaporite group of minerals and the soft rock comprising Anhydrite formed by precipitation of calcium sulfate from evaporation of seawater

64. Anhydrite, also known as Anhydrous Calcium Sulfate, is a mineral found in the sedimentary rock beds trapped in the zeolite occurrences and gangue in ore veins

65. : a mineral consisting of an anhydrous calcium sulfate that is usually massive and white or slightly colored Examples of Anhydrite in a Sentence Recent Examples on the Web Below 136 …

66. SCIENTIFIC: Anhydrite is a form of calcium sulfate that is one of the minerals found in evaporate deposits most often occurring in salt deposits associated with gypsum and halite

67. Anhydrite grains, weighed amounts of deionized H 2 O and reagent NaCl were then sealed by arc-welding into Pt capsules of 3 mm diameter and 0·15 mm wall thickness

68. An Anhydrite is an evaporite group of minerals with a whitish or off-white color that is formed by the precipitation of calcium sulfate when water is removed from salt and sulfate deposits.

69. Gypsum and Anhydrite are textbook examples of how attached water molecules, called “water of hydration”, can affect such physical properties as crystal structure, density and hardness in minerals that have similar parental chemical compositions.

70. The invention provides a process in which the usual sulphate carriers in cellular concrete, like gypsum, hemi-hydrate or anhydrite, are at least partly replaced by calcium aluminate sulphates and/or calcium aluminate sulphohydrates.

71. The Anhydrite was encased in an inner Pt tube of 1·5 mm diameter and 2 mm length, lightly crimped at the ends and perforated with 6–10 small holes to allow access of fluids.

72. The invention relates to a method for producing aerated concrete on the basis of a mixture that comprises quartziferous sand and/or quartziferous stone dust, a quicklime-containing binder, water and a pore forming material and optionally cement and/or anhydrite.

73. Gypsum (CaSO 4 ·2H 2O) and Anhydrite (CaSO4) are valuable in reclaiming alkaline soils for agriculture by converting sodium carbonate to sodium sulfate and calcium carbonate. These minerals occur widely and abundantly in almost all basins that contain marine evaporites and in some that contain nonmarine evaporites.

74. Calcium sulfate (or calcium sulphate) is the inorganic compound with the formula CaSO 4 and related hydrates.In the form of γ-Anhydrite (the anhydrous form), it is used as a desiccant.One particular hydrate is better known as plaster of Paris, and another occurs naturally as the mineral gypsum.It has many uses in industry

75. 硬石膏（こうせっこう、Anhydrite）は、組成式 CaSO 4 、硫酸カルシウムを主成分とする硫酸塩鉱物の一つ。 無水石膏の天然結晶で、英名も「無水物」を意味する。 モース硬度3.9、比重2.97。 性質は重晶石、天青石と類似している。