Anhydrite deposits of the United States and characteristics of anhydrite important for storage of radioactive wastes

Anhydrite deposits of the United States and characteristics of anhydrite important for storage of radioactive wastes

by Geological Survey (U.S.), Kenneth Sutherland Johnson, Walter E. Dean

Book 1794 of U.S. Geological Survey bulletin --

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An inventory of the geologic, physical, hydrologic and chemical characteristics of anhydrite deposits in the United States and evaluation of anhydrite as a possible medium for the storage of radioactive wastes.

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