Assertion: siderite | /r/HasProperty | common mineral
Facets:
value: in soils
type: LOCATION
value: in shales
type: LOCATION
value: in sandstones
type: LOCATION
value: in anoxic artificial environments
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Siderite is a common mineral although excellent, attractive crystal specimens are sometimes hard to find.
text: Clay minerals, hematite, magnetite, goethite, siderite, and quartz are common impurities.
text: Siderite is a less common mineral in soils, but it is common in sediments (Postma , 1980), it can be formed in some water‐logged soils (Ludvigson et al., 2013) and it is the most frequent carbonate found in the overburden of coal‐bearing sequences (Diessel , 1992), thereby being a common constituent of mine soils worldwide.
text: (4, 5) Siderite is also a common corrosion product in anoxic artificial environments and has relevance in Fe/COfuel cells.
text: It is also a common diagenetic mineral in shales and sandstones, where it sometimes forms concretions, which can encase three-dimensionally preserved fossils.
text: Siderite is a common mineral although excellent, attractive crystal specimens are sometimes hard to find.
text: Siderite is a common mineral although excellent, attractive crystal specimens are sometimes hard to find.
text: Siderite is a common mineral although excellent, attractive crystal specimens are sometimes hard to find.
text: Siderite is a common mineral composed of iron carbonate (FeCO 3 ).
text: Siderite is a common mineral although excellent, attractive crystal specimens are sometimes hard to find.
text: Siderite is a common mineral although excellent, attractive crystal specimens are sometimes hard to find.
text: Siderite is a less common mineral in soils, but it is common in sediments (Postma , 1980), it can be formed in some water‐logged soils (Ludvigson et al., 2013) and it is the most frequent carbonate found in the overburden of coal‐bearing sequences (Diessel , 1992), thereby being a common constituent of mine soils worldwide.