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Die chemogenen Sedimente sind mineralische Neubildungen die sich durch Auslösung aus dem Meerwasser und anderen Vorgängen direkt am Meeresgrund entwickeln.
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Der Begriff bezeichnet mineralische Abfälle und Baumaterialien wie zum Beispiel Beton, Backsteine, Ziegel, Klinkersteine und Mörtelreste, aber auch Fliesen, Keramiken oder Ziegel.
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Bei dem abgelagerten Müll handelt es sich nach heutigem Erkenntnisstand überwiegend um mineralisches Material.
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Mineralische Stützen oder Stützen aus Aluminium (wie es sie ab den 1970ern bis in die 1990er gab), spielen heute keine Rolle mehr.
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Mineralische Sphärolithe bilden sich, indem viele Kristallfasern gleichzeitig von einem Kristallisationskeim ausgehend radialstrahlig weiterwachsen und kugelige Mineral-Aggregate bilden.
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