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Gypsite

Arakel, A.V. McConchie, D. (1982) Classification and genesis of calcrete and gypsite lithofacies in paleodrainage systems of inland Australia and their relationship to carnotite mineralisation. Journal of Sedimentary Petrology 52, 1149-1170. [Pg.38]

Gypsum A common hydrated mineral with the formula CaS04 2H2O, frequently associated with anhydrite and halite. Also called gypsite, plaster of Paris, gyp. [Pg.463]

Gypsite (also called gypseous clay) The porous earthy impure gypsum mixed with sand and clay. [Pg.235]

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