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- An anhydrous calcium
sulfate, Mineral CaSO4 which is in the orthorhombic crystal form
with three directions of cleavage parallel to the three planes of
symmetry.
- Anhydrite is found as a
constituent of Evaporite deposits, typically associated with gypsum,
alkali halides and carbonates.
- Colours of anhydrite vary
from colorless to pale blue or violet if transparent; white, mauve,
rose, pale brown or gray from included impurities.
- This Sulphate mineral is
also observed in submarine hydrothermal systems, and in some igneous
rocks.
- Direct heating of gypsum to
about 360oC is required to form anhydrite; at lower temperatures.
- A major component deposits
in sedimentary and in cap rocks above salt domes which formed by
dehydration of gypsum and also an alternation product in
hydrothermal mineral deposits.
- Naturally occurring
anhydrite is a rare mineral since it readily transforms into gypsum when exposed to water. Reverse process is also possible, creating
anhydrite by dehydrating gypsum.
- Associated with Calcite,
halite and sulphides in some vein deposits.
- Anhydrite is used for the
production of sulfuric acid and as a filler in paper.
- Gypsum and anhydrite are
used in the preparation of various prefabricated products such as lath,
veneer base, and sheathing.
- Occurs in fluid inclusions
in minerals of carbonatites, alkaline igneous rocks and ores of magmatic
origin.
- Depending on its geological
history, it may occur as either primary or secondary minerals in a
deposit.
- Anhydrite increases the
weight of the finished wall board products and is abrasive to grinding
and processing equipment.
- When compared to gypsum,
anhydrite as a contaminant which is harder and denser and also contains
higher levels of soluble salts.
- By the year of 2017, the
global market for gypsum and anhydrite is forecast to reach 211.6
million metric tons.
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Technology
- Anhydrite.
- Evaporite Minerals-
Anhydrite.
- Anhydrite in Charnockite
rocks.
- Anhydrite Mineral.
- Anhydrite
Information.
- General-Anhydrite.
Origin
- Survey of new area of
Anhydrite deposit.
- Anhydrite in Southwestern
Indiana.
- Origin of Anhydrite from
Deep Sea drilling Project.
- Newly Discovered Anhydrite
Soil in Coastal Lands.
- Anhydrite Cap Rock of
American Salt Domes.
MSDS
- Anhydrite-Safety
Sheet.
- Industrial Products,
Filler.
- Anhydrous Gypsum.
Products
- Anhydrite Super.
- Anhydrite binder.
- Anhydrite.
Process
- Hydration of
Anhydrite.
- Determination of Anhydrite
in Reservoirs.
- Experiments on Anhydrite
Rocks of Different grain sizes.
- Synthetic Anhydrite
Screed.
Patent
- Anhydrite Plasters.
- Producing Insoluble Calcium
Sulfate Anhydrite.
- Fire Resistant Gypsum
Board-Anhydrite.
- Quick Setting
Anhydrite.
- Anhydrite Concrete and
Building Elements.
- Conversion of Anhydrite into
Gypsum.
Machinery
- Anhydrite Crusher
Machine.
- Anhydrite Raymond
Mill.
Equipment
Suppliers
- Supplier1 from China.
- Supplier2 from China.
- Supplier from
Denmark.
Suppliers
- List of Suppliers.
- Manufacturers List.
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Company Profile
- Company from
Lithuania.
- Company from
Singapore.
- Company1 from
Thailand.
- Company2 from
Thailand.
- Company from Italy.
Consultancy
- Consultancy from US.
- Online Consultancy.
- Information Site for
Anhydrite.
Study
- Anhydrite-Gypsum Equilibrium
Relations.
- Rare earth element
composition of Anhydrite.
- Solubility of Anhydrite, in
Solutions at high Pressures.
- Hydration of anhydrite of
gypsum in a ball mill.
- Gypsum-Anhydrite
Transformations in Messinian Evaporites.
- Investigations on the
swelling behavior of pure anhydrites.
- Fluid inclusions in
anhydrite from the geothermal system.
- Gypsum-Anhydrite Equilibrium
at one atmosphere pressure.
- Delineation of anhydrite
transition zone using electrical tomography.
- Anhydrite binder Calcined
from Phosphogypsum.
- Stability of Gypsum and
Anhydrite.
Report
- Physical Properties of
Anhydrite.
- Anhydrite-Engineering
Problems.
- Gypsum and Anhydrite.
- Isotopic Evidences of
anhydrite-limestone.
- Anhydrite Bearing andesite
as a source for sulfur.
- Anhydrite-product innovation
or the next tile industry swear word.
Uses
- Uses of Anhydrite from the
production of hydrofluoric acid.
- Anhydrite as a
fertilizer.
Market
- Anhydrite Global Industry
Markets and Outlook.
- Anhydrite Market Buoyed by
rising demand from construction activity.
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