-
supergene processes. Some of them are also
important constituents of
evaporitic pot****ium-magnesium (K-Mg)
salts deposits.
Bright spots observed by the...
- in
Eastern Europe and West Asia. For a
formation to be
recognised as
evaporitic it may
simply require recognition of
halite pseudomorphs,
sequences composed...
- dry
climatic periods, the
landlocked sea
almost dried up,
depositing evaporitic sediments like
halite that were
covered by wind-blown
deposits and were...
- "Messinian
salinity crisis" (MSC),
characterised by the
deposition of a
thick evaporitic sequence – with salt
deposits up to 2 km
thick in the
Levantine sea –...
-
mineralogist and
chemist Karl
August Blöde (1773–1820). It is
found worldwide in
evaporitic sedimentary environments such as the
Great Salt Lake, Utah. List of minerals...
- then dry up
during drier intervals,
leaving ac****ulations of
brines and
evaporitic minerals. A salt pan is a
small shallow natural depression in
which water...
- the
evaporitic series identified in
marginal basins accessible for
field studies, such as the
Tabernas Desert and
Sorbas Basin, and the
evaporitic series...
- 2013). "Evidence for an African-Iberian
mammal dispersal during the pre-
evaporitic Messinian". Geology. 41 (6): 694. Bibcode:2013Geo....41..691G. doi:10...
- area
turned to desert, the
water evaporated,
leaving an
abundance of
evaporitic salts, such as
common sodium salts and borax,
which were
later exploited...
-
developed as
alternatives to the
evaporitic technology long used to
extract lithium salts from brines. The
traditional evaporitic technology is a long duration...
