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Calthemite

Calthemite is a secondary deposit, derived from concrete, lime, mortar or other calcareous material outside the cave environment. Calthemites grow on or under man-made structures and mimic the shapes and forms of cave speleothems, such as stalactites, stalagmites, flowstone etc. Calthemite is derived from the Latin calx (genitive calcis) "lime" + Latin <…

Origin and composition, Chemistry and pH & Calcite rafts on solution drops

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Origin and composition

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Chemistry and pH

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Calcite rafts on solution drops

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CaCO3 deposition and stalactite growth

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Origin and composition

Chemistry and pH

CaCO3 deposition and stalactite growth

Calcite rafts on solution drops

Rimstone or gours

Coralloids

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Calthemite

Nodes47
Edges46
Triples39
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.042553
Components1

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related to External links · 10
Calthemite → Calcite, Cave, Chem, Educ, Karst Science, Schmidkonz, Small, Smith, Watch, YouTube
related to CaCO3 deposition and stalactite growth · 8
Calthemite → CaCO3, CO2, Evaporation, If, New, One, The, When
related to Stalagmites · 7
Calthemite → CaCO3, CO2, If, In, The, Their, This
related to Coralloids · 3
Calthemite → Coralloids, Due, The
related to Rimstone or gours · 3
Calthemite → In, The, When
related to Origin and composition · 2
Calthemite → Degrading, This
is a · 1
Calthemite → secondary deposit

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concrete leachate solution calcium ph caco3 carbonate stalactites form co2 caves calthemites structure chemical rate cave chemistry also may equation

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Calthemiteis asecondary deposit0.90text
gypsum.The definition of calthemites also includes secondary deposits which may occur in manmade minesinstance ofCalthemites may also contain minerals0.80text
tunnels with no concrete lininginstance ofCalthemites may also contain minerals0.80text
where the secondary deposit is derived from limestoneinstance ofCalthemites may also contain minerals0.80text
dolomite or other calcareous natural rock into which the cavity has been hollowed outinstance ofCalthemites may also contain minerals0.80text
that sprayed inside vehicle or railway tunnels to stabilise loose materialinstance ofThis is more likely to occur in thin layered concrete0.80text
Calthemiterelated to CaCO3 deposition and stalactite growthThe0.60section
Calthemiterelated to CaCO3 deposition and stalactite growthCaCO30.60section
Calthemiterelated to CaCO3 deposition and stalactite growthCO20.60section
Calthemiterelated to CaCO3 deposition and stalactite growthEvaporation0.60section
Calthemiterelated to CaCO3 deposition and stalactite growthOne0.60section
Calthemiterelated to CaCO3 deposition and stalactite growthWhen0.60section

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