See geyserite on Wiktionary
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"ref": "Pierre Bellair, Charles Pomerol, Éléments de géologie, 1968",
"text": "En général, la solubilité augmente avec la température, (dépôt de silice par refroidissement de l’eau des geysers: la geyserite)."
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"ref": "Martin J. Van Kranendonk, David Deamer et Tara Djokic,« Les volcans, berceau de la vie ? », Pour la Science, 22 novembre 2017",
"text": "Certaines roches de cette formation, les geyserites, sont constituées de strates plissées orange et blanches."
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