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Satin spar

Calcite CaC03 PBF 11 153 trimorph aragonite, vaterite AM 45 1316 (1960) (satin spar = synonym)... [Pg.166]

Synonyms anhydrous calcium sulfate-anhydrite muriacite karstenite anhydrous gypsum anhydrous sulfate of lime hemihydrate-plaster of Paris annalin dried gypsum dried calcium sulfate dihydrate-gypsum alabaster satin spar mineral white terra alha satinite light spar selenite precipitated calcium sulfate native calcium sulfate... [Pg.175]

Sulfate Gypsum (satin spar, alabaster) CaS042H20... [Pg.33]

SYNS ALABASTER ANNAUNE C.I. 77231 C.I. PIGMENT WHITE 25 GYPSUM GYPSUM STONE LAND PLASTER UGHT SPAR MAGNESIA WHITE MINERAL W HITE NATIVE CALCIUM SULFATE PRECIPITATED CALCIUM SULFATE SATINITE SATIN SPAR SULFURIC ACID, CALCIUM(2+) SALT, DIHYDRATE TERRA ALBA... [Pg.274]

Calcium sulfate dihydrate alabaster Cal-Tab-, Compactroh, Destab-, E516 gypsum light spar mineral white native calcium sulfate precipitated calcium sulfate satinite satin spar selenite terra alba USG Terra Alba. [Pg.105]

Dihydrate, native calcium sulfate precipitated calcium sulfate gypsum alabaster selenite terra alba satinite mineral white satin spar light spar. Lumps or powder, d 2.32. It loses only part of its water at 100-150. Sol in water very slowly sol in glycerol. Practically insol in most organic sol -vents. [Pg.257]

Satin-spars (Figure 61) Planar masses formed by numerous thin elongated fibers of up to 0.35 cm thick, glossy shine and, usually, white colour (Richardson, 1920, 1921). They can add up to 8 horizontal layers that may correspond to different stages of growth. [Pg.186]

Figure 1. Pictures of Desert rose, Satin Spar, Selenite, and Alabaster. These pictures were obtained from http //gwydir.demon.co.uk/jo/minerals/gypsum.htm. Figure 1. Pictures of Desert rose, Satin Spar, Selenite, and Alabaster. These pictures were obtained from http //gwydir.demon.co.uk/jo/minerals/gypsum.htm.
The word g) sum comes from the Greek gyps, meaning burned mineral. There are several varieties of gypsum satin spar is a fine, soft, fibrous mineral alabaster is a more massive, fine-grained, and often banded form and selenite (. v.) a clear/ translucent form which shows good crystal habit. Extensive beds of selenite are worked in the Mediterranean basin, notably in southern Spain and Cyprus. [Pg.178]

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