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The difference between natural gypsum and anhydrite
Difference Between Gypsum and Anhydrite
2009年11月20日 Gypsum, also called hydrated calcium sulphate (CaSO4 Â 2H2O) and anhydrite (CaSO4), also called hydrous calcium sulphate are the major minerals in the sedimentary rocks of rock gypsum and rock anhydrite respectively Gypsum consists of 2000年4月1日 Gypsum dissolves by a simple twophase dissociation Anhydrite, when dissolved, forms a solution of calcium sulfate, which at common temperatures and pressures is in equilibrium with the solid(PDF) Dissolution and conversions of gypsum 2013年1月1日 Anhydrite (CaSO 4) and gypsum (CaSO 4 2H 2 O) are the two most abundant minerals of ancient marine evaporite deposits and are also common in nonmarine evaporite Anhydrite and gypsum SpringerLink2023年10月27日 Gypsum is a hydrated calcium sulfate mineral used in construction and agriculture, while anhydrite is its dehydrated form, harder and used in cement Gypsum is a Gypsum vs Anhydrite — What’s the Difference?
Gypsum vs Anhydrite: Difference and Comparison
Gypsum contains water molecules in its crystal structure, while anhydrite lacks water molecules Gypsum is softer than anhydrite, with a Mohs hardness of 2, while anhydrite has a hardness of 3 to 35 Gypsum produces plaster, drywall, Nearsurface material is almost always gypsum because of the ease of weathering and hydration of CaSO 4, and deepseated subsurface material is always anhydrite because of dehydration Anhydrite and gypsum SpringerLink2024年1月20日 Gypsum dissolves by a simple twophase dissociation Anhydrite, when dissolved, forms a solution of calcium sulfate, which at common temperatures and pressures 416 Dissolution and Conversions of Gypsum and 2023年11月23日 Gypsum, a widely used mineral, is known for its softness and is composed of calcium sulfate dihydrate Anhydrite, on the other hand, is a hard mineral, the anhydrous form of calcium sulfate, and is often found in salt Gypsum vs Anhydrite: What’s the Difference?
Anhydrite Properties, Formation, Occurrence
2024年4月21日 The key difference between anhydrite and gypsum is their water content; anhydrite is an anhydrous, or waterless, form of calcium sulfate, while gypsum contains water molecules within its crystalline structure Anhydrite, a 2011年6月1日 The transformation of gypsum into anhydrite at low temperatures under atmospheric pressure as well as at elevated temperatures (150 °C and 200 °C) inside an Mechanism and kinetics of gypsum–anhydrite2024年1月20日 Conversion of gypsum to anhydrite and back to gypsum is common due to the thermodynamic instability of these minerals within the physicochemical range of common geologic environments416 Dissolution and Conversions of Gypsum and 2016年11月4日 The total calcium and sulfate concentrations were measured for some experiments showing the difference was within 5% He S, Morse JW (1993) Prediction of halite gypsum, and anhydrite solubility in natural brines under subsurface conditions Comput Geosci 19:1–22 Article Google Scholar Helgeson HC, Kirkham DH (1974) Theoretical prediction Solubility Measurements and Predictions of Gypsum, Anhydrite
New insight into the phase changes of gypsum Springer
2024年6月15日 The temperature at which the gypsum binder (calcium sulfate hemihydrate) is industrially produced, between 80 and 180 °C, is often mentioned in the literature [14,15,16,17]However, dehydration from gypsum to basanite (CaSO 4 05H 2 O) starts at a much lower temperature The dehydration temperature depends on the measurement method, 2014年2月25日 Anhydritic claystones consist of a clay matrix with finely distributed anhydrite Their swelling has led to severe damage and high repair costs in several tunnels Gypsum growth combined with water uptake by the clay minerals is the main cause of the swelling process Identifying the conditions under which gypsum rather than anhydrite represents the stable The Solubilities and Thermodynamic Equilibrium of Anhydrite and Gypsum 2018年9月12日 Anhydrite was first discovered in 1794 in the Hall salt mine near Innsbruck, Austria, and named then or shortly after by Abraham Gottlob Werner The depth of the occurrence was critical to the discovery, because nearer the surface circulating ground water had altered the anhydrite to gypsum Massive orange anhydrite from Novoveska Huta, SlovakiaAnhydrite the Dry Gypsum MineralExpertThe most prevalent sulfate mineral in the surrounding natural environment is calcium sulfate, which can be found as calcium sulfate dihydrate or gypsum (CaSO 4 ⋅2H 2 O), hemihydrate (CaSO 4 ⋅ Structures of a) gypsum, b) hemihydrate, and c) insoluble anhydrite
Anhydrite and gypsum SpringerLink
However, laboratory evidence for the synthesis of anhydrite directly from NaClrich waters has shown that gypsum is always the stable phase () Hardie (1967) converted gypsum to anhydrite in solutions containing high concentrations of H 2 SO 4, and Cruft and Chao (1969) showed that under conditions of very high supersaturation, ie, high Ca 2+ or high SO 4 2−, anhydrite 2014年10月29日 Although the difference in induction time between gypsum and bassanite is very large, when the precipitation product was sampled after 2 min only gypsum is detected, confirming that bassanite, if formed, only is of a transient nature, ie a precursor phase to gypsum (Van Driessche et al, 2012, Wang and Meldrum, 2012, Wang et al, 2012)The gypsum–anhydrite paradox revisited ScienceDirect2018年7月1日 At Gale crater occurrence of gypsum, bassanite, and anhydrite, sometimes in close association, suggests a fluidlimited system (limited as either brief wet environments or low water/rock ratio) Bassanite, poised between gypsum dehydration and anhydrite hydration, is more common, and more likely, on waterlimited Mars than on wet EarthGypsum, bassanite, and anhydrite at Gale crater, MarsDISSOLUTION AND CONVERSIONS OF GYPSUM AND ANHYDRITE 030 026 020 015 010 005 Fig 3 Solubility Of gypsum and drite in water al one atmosphere re (after 7wnhY,lk Arthur, 1986) Gypsum The dissolution and conversion of gypsum and anhydrite
How to distinguish Gypsum and Anhydrite in
2016年11月4日 On wellsite, the Bromoform liquid may help to distinguish between Anhydrite and Gypsum Bromoform (CHBr 3) is pale yellowish liquid with a sweet odor similar to chloroform, a halomethane or 2022年4月28日 The swelling of claysulfate rocks is a wellknown phenomenon often causing threats to the success of various geotechnical projects, including tunneling, road and bridge construction, and geothermal drilling The origin of claysulfate swelling is usually explained by physical swelling due to clay expansion combined with chemical swelling associated with the Modeling Solubility of Anhydrite and Gypsum in Aqueous 2018年5月30日 Gypsum and anhydrite are textbook examples of how attached water molecules can affect such physical properties as crystal structure, density, and hardness in minerals that have similar parental chemical compositions Gypsum and Anhydrite Rock Gem MagazineGypsum is sometimes confused with anhydrite, a similar lightcolored mineral that forms in the same environments The two photos above show classic gypsum; the sample in Figure 14415 is twinned Figure 317 shows a spectacular example of prismatic stellate gypsum crystals They are quite small, but at the other end of the size scale, Figure 7 149: Sulfate Minerals Geosciences LibreTexts
Gypsum Chemical Formula, Properties, Types, Uses and
Gypsum is composed of hydrated calcium sulfate, and its chemical formula is CaSO 42H 2 O It is a natural salt mineral, that is to say, an evaporite mineral, and is mostly found along with halite, sulphur, dolomite, anhydrite, and calciteNatural gypsum surface mining has significant environmental consequences, including groundwater contamination, soil erosion, and the destruction of wildlife habitats As a result, the reusability of fgd sludge that is mainly composed of anhydrite and gypsum may help to reduce the cost of natural gypsum discoveriesThe Mechanochemical Process and H2SO4 Treatment on the 2024年11月13日 When gypsum loses its water component, it forms the mineral anhydrite (CaSO4) When anhydrite absorbs water it becomes gypsum This ease of exchange is the basis of gypsum’s use in plaster So technically there is an important difference between the two minerals, but for nonspecialists interested in collecting or appreciating earth Gypsum Common Minerals2019年4月26日 The dehydration products of gypsum under different temperature and water vapor pressure were investigated by thermodynamic theory Additionally, the rehydration mechanism of soluble anhydrite was also studied by Monte Carlo (MC) simulations The thermodynamic calculation results reveal that the dehydration mechanism of gypsum Dehydration Pathways of Gypsum and the Rehydration
Anhydrite Formation on the Coastal Sabkha of Abu
2020年6月13日 and anhydrite Together, salts, gypsum, and anhydrite composed 5Ð100% of the mineral matter of sabkha soils Quanti Þ cation of anhydrite was achieved by the difference in the acetone method (gypsum + anhydrite quanti Þ cation) and lowtem perature weight loss (for gypsum quanti Þ cation) Both a thermal gravimet ric2024年6月13日 The difference between gypsum and phosphogypsum is the source Gypsum is a natural mineral; phosphogypsum is a byproduct of fertilizer production EXPLORE providing its fire resistance properties When heated, gypsum loses water and forms the anhydrite Gypsum is present in many locations all around the Earth, such as evaporite beds What is the Difference Between Gypsum and Phosphogypsum2022年7月15日 The transition between gypsum and anhydrite takes place at around 318 K [169] Download: Download highres image The major difference in the dissolution kinetic of anhydrite and gypsum is in the exponent “n” (Eq Huq et al [94] injected CO 2 saturated brine at 398 K and 5 MPa into Altmark natural gas reservoir The rock A systematic review of AnhydriteBearing Reservoirs: EOR Gypsum is a very common mineral; only a select few of the best and most classic are mentioned here The finest European localities are Lubin, Poland; Kapnick, Maramures Co, Romania; and the Sulfur mines of Agrigento Province, Sicily, Italy Desert Roses and Sand Gypsum come from several places in the Sahara Desert in Algeria and Morocco Excellent Gypsum specimens Gypsum, selenite: The mineral gypsum information and
Gypsum/anhydrite: some engineering problems Springer
2017年8月25日 gypsum is stable below 387C, although when water is not present, anhydrite may still occur but in a metastable form at these lower temperatures When water can react with anhydrite, the difference in specific volume between the initial anhydrite and the subsequent gypsum is as shown in the equation below (Wittke 1990): ANHYDRITE ] GYPSUM CaSO 2013年9月20日 The solubility isotherms of gypsum and insoluble anhydrite in the ternary system CaSO 4 –H 2 SO 4 –H 2 O were determined at T=(2981, 3231, 3481, and 3631) K using the isothermal method The kinetics of the transformation between gypsum and insoluble anhydrite in H 2 SO 4 aqueous solutions at 2981 and 3631 K were also studied Our measured solubility Experimental determination and modeling of gypsum and 2011年6月1日 Theoretically, gypsum is the stable solid phase in water up to 45–50 °C, and above that it transforms into anhydrite (Dutrizac, 2002, Farrah et al, 2004, Freyer and Voigt, 2003; Nývlt, 1997)During sulphuric acid neutralization with calciumcontaining bases which occurs below 100 °C, first gypsum forms as a metastable phase because of its higher Mechanism and kinetics of gypsum–anhydriteThe difference in solubility between gypsum and calcite decreases to 1030 times if the latter is dissolved in the presence of CO2 1992; Liley et al, 1963; see 416 Figure 2) Between 0° and 30°C, the range encompassing most natural waters, the solubility of gypsum increases by 20 percent, reaching a maximum (about 266 g/L) at 43°C Dissolution and conversions of gypsum and anhydrite
Solubility of anhydrite and gypsum at temperatures below
2023年9月21日 Comparison of the data selection of Shen et al (2019) and in this work for gypsum Black stars: accepted data of this work (top); red circles (open and closed) accepted by Shen et al (2019 2023年9月20日 222 Transition temperature gypsumanhydrite in water The purely statistically fitted curves of the data by Krumgalz (Eqs 6, 9) yield a crossing point of the gypsumanhydrite solubility curve at 456°C This value looks like a compromise between Frontiers Solubility of anhydrite and gypsum at 2017年6月1日 The replacement of sulfate minerals by calcium carbonate polymorphs (carbonation) has important implications in various geological processes occurring in Earth surface environments In this paper we report the results of an experimental study of the interaction between anhydrite (100), (010), and (001) surfaces and Na 2 CO 3 aqueous Reaction pathways and textural aspects of the replacement of anhydrite The development of karst is a complex system driven by the dissolution of a host rock and the subsequent removal of dissolved matter by moving water It is the process that, at various stages, initiates or triggers associated processes including erosion, collapse and subsidence The dissolution of sulphate rocks proceeds by different mechanisms and at different rates to those The dissolution and conversion of gypsum and anhydrite
416 Dissolution and Conversions of Gypsum and
2024年1月20日 Conversion of gypsum to anhydrite and back to gypsum is common due to the thermodynamic instability of these minerals within the physicochemical range of common geologic environments2016年11月4日 The total calcium and sulfate concentrations were measured for some experiments showing the difference was within 5% He S, Morse JW (1993) Prediction of halite gypsum, and anhydrite solubility in natural brines under subsurface conditions Comput Geosci 19:1–22 Article Google Scholar Helgeson HC, Kirkham DH (1974) Theoretical prediction Solubility Measurements and Predictions of Gypsum, Anhydrite2024年6月15日 The temperature at which the gypsum binder (calcium sulfate hemihydrate) is industrially produced, between 80 and 180 °C, is often mentioned in the literature [14,15,16,17]However, dehydration from gypsum to basanite (CaSO 4 05H 2 O) starts at a much lower temperature The dehydration temperature depends on the measurement method, New insight into the phase changes of gypsum Springer2014年2月25日 Anhydritic claystones consist of a clay matrix with finely distributed anhydrite Their swelling has led to severe damage and high repair costs in several tunnels Gypsum growth combined with water uptake by the clay minerals is the main cause of the swelling process Identifying the conditions under which gypsum rather than anhydrite represents the stable The Solubilities and Thermodynamic Equilibrium of Anhydrite and Gypsum
Anhydrite the Dry Gypsum MineralExpert
2018年9月12日 Anhydrite was first discovered in 1794 in the Hall salt mine near Innsbruck, Austria, and named then or shortly after by Abraham Gottlob Werner The depth of the occurrence was critical to the discovery, because nearer the surface circulating ground water had altered the anhydrite to gypsum Massive orange anhydrite from Novoveska Huta, SlovakiaThe most prevalent sulfate mineral in the surrounding natural environment is calcium sulfate, which can be found as calcium sulfate dihydrate or gypsum (CaSO 4 ⋅2H 2 O), hemihydrate (CaSO 4 ⋅ Structures of a) gypsum, b) hemihydrate, and c) insoluble anhydrite However, laboratory evidence for the synthesis of anhydrite directly from NaClrich waters has shown that gypsum is always the stable phase () Hardie (1967) converted gypsum to anhydrite in solutions containing high concentrations of H 2 SO 4, and Cruft and Chao (1969) showed that under conditions of very high supersaturation, ie, high Ca 2+ or high SO 4 2−, anhydrite Anhydrite and gypsum SpringerLink2014年10月29日 Although the difference in induction time between gypsum and bassanite is very large, when the precipitation product was sampled after 2 min only gypsum is detected, confirming that bassanite, if formed, only is of a transient nature, ie a precursor phase to gypsum (Van Driessche et al, 2012, Wang and Meldrum, 2012, Wang et al, 2012)The gypsum–anhydrite paradox revisited ScienceDirect
Gypsum, bassanite, and anhydrite at Gale crater, Mars
2018年7月1日 At Gale crater occurrence of gypsum, bassanite, and anhydrite, sometimes in close association, suggests a fluidlimited system (limited as either brief wet environments or low water/rock ratio) Bassanite, poised between gypsum dehydration and anhydrite hydration, is more common, and more likely, on waterlimited Mars than on wet EarthDISSOLUTION AND CONVERSIONS OF GYPSUM AND ANHYDRITE 030 026 020 015 010 005 Fig 3 Solubility Of gypsum and drite in water al one atmosphere re (after 7wnhY,lk Arthur, 1986) Gypsum The dissolution and conversion of gypsum and anhydrite