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- because the majority of calthemites are created by chemical reactions which are different from normal "speleothem" chemistry. Calthemites are usually the result...
- which mimic the shapes and forms of speleothems, are classified as "calthemites" and are ****ociated with concrete degradation. Flowing films of water...
- speleothems. Such secondary deposits in man-made structures are termed calthemites. Calthemites are often ****ociated with concrete degradation, or due to leaching...
- than in the natural cave environment. These forms are classified as calthemites as opposed to the speleothems growing in natural environments. Their...
- water. Calthemite is also a secondary deposit derived from concrete, mortar or lime, which can be mistakenly ****umed to be efflorescence. Calthemites are...
- flowstone etc., outside the natural cave environment, are referred to as "calthemites". These concrete derived secondary deposits cannot be referred to as...
- secondary deposits consisting primarily of calcium carbonate, are called calthemites and mimics the shapes and forms of cave speleothems to create stalactites...
- classified as "speleothems" due to the definition of the term. The term "calthemite" is used to encomp**** these secondary deposits which mimic the shapes...
- the calthemites orange or red. The chemistry involving the leaching of calcium hydroxide from concrete can facilitate the growth of calthemites up to...
- structures outside the cave environment; these are classified as calthemite coralloids. Calthemite coralloids also occur in "artificial caves", such as mines...