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Evaporite

An evaporite (/ɪˈvæpəˌraɪt/) is a water-soluble sedimentary mineral deposit caused by the concentration and crystallization (chemical precipitation) that results when enough of the water solvent evaporates from an aqueous solution. There are two types of evaporite deposits: marine, which can also be described as ocean deposits, and non-marine, which are…

Economy, Depositional environments & Major groups of evaporite minerals

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Depositional environments

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Formation

Depositional environments

Evaporitic formations

Economic importance

Major groups of evaporite minerals

Possible evaporites on Titan

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Evaporite

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Edges102
Triples65
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.019417
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related to Non-marine · 16
Evaporite → Common, Dead Sea, Earth, Examples, Great Salt Lake, Israel, Jordan, Non-marine, Primary, Saline, Some, The, These, Thick, This, Utah
related to Other reading · 12
Evaporite → American Journal, Benison, Eugster, Evaporites, Goldstein, Hardie, Lawrence, Recognizing, Science, Sedimentary Geology, Sedimentology, The
related to Marine · 8
Evaporite → At, However, Kieserite, Marine, MgSO4, The, Usiglio, When
related to Major groups of evaporite minerals · 7
Evaporite → Carbonates, Halides, KCl, Some, They, This, US
related to Possible evaporites on Titan · 7
Evaporite → Earth, Instead, Lacunae, Recent, Saturn's, Titan, Titan's
related to Evaporitic formations · 5
Evaporite → Eastern Europe, Examples, For, In, West Asia
related to Economic importance · 4
Evaporite → Chile, Evaporites, Nitrate, Peru

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minerals deposits water halite evaporites marine salt also non-marine common gypsum important lakes form found formations sedimentary salts precipitate anhydrite

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lakesinstance ofwhich are found in standing bodies of water0.80text
perennial lakesinstance ofSaline lakes includes things0.80text
which are lakes that are there year-roundinstance ofSaline lakes includes things0.80text
playa lakesinstance ofSaline lakes includes things0.80text
which are lakes that appear only during certain seasonsinstance ofSaline lakes includes things0.80text
or any other terms that are used to define places that hold standing bodies of water intermittently or year-roundinstance ofSaline lakes includes things0.80text
Evaporiterelated to Economic importanceEvaporites0.60section
Evaporiterelated to Economic importancePeru0.60section
Evaporiterelated to Economic importanceChile0.60section
Evaporiterelated to Economic importanceNitrate0.60section
Evaporiterelated to Evaporitic formationsIn0.60section
Evaporiterelated to Evaporitic formationsExamples0.60section

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