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Alkaline earths

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certain substances, as lime, baryta, strontia, and magnesia, possessing some of the qualities of alkalies.
See under Alkaline.

See also: Alkaline Earth



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Layer differences of alkaline earths are explained by the specifics of Holocene sediments.
Gleysols on sandy deposits of the Litorina Sea underlain by Histosol ... by Reintam, Loit; Moora, Tanel; Raukas, Anto / Estonian Journal of Earth Sciences
Some alkaline earths seem to be accumulated in the humous horizon above the buried histic epipedon of Gleysol.
Podzolization in aeolian sands, underlain by gleysol formation, ... by Reintam, Loit; Raukas, Anto; Kleesment, Anne; Moora, Tanel; Kahrik, Raja / Proceedings of the Estonian Academy of Sciences: Geology
Curiously, lens coating materials are metals and alkaline earths.
Historically speaking by Patti, Tony / PSA Journal
 
 
 
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