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gypsite

 
(′jip′sīt)

(geology) A variety of gypsum consisting of dirt and sand; found as an efflorescent deposit in arid regions, overlying gypsum. Also known as gypsum earth.


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Gypsum having a purity of from 60 to 90% and containing clay, loam, and sand.


 
 
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