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<p><big> Types of carbonate cement </big></p>
<p><a href="page.php?w=Beachrock">Beachrock</a> is a type of carbonate beach sand that has been cemented together by a process called synsedimentary cementation. Beachrock may contain meniscus cements or pendant cements. As the water between the narrow spaces of grains drains from the beachrock, a small portion of it is held back by <a href="page.php?w=capillary_action">capillary</a> forces, where meniscus cement will form. Pendant cements form on the bottom of grains where water droplets are</p><p>
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