Speleothem
（重定向自Speleotherm）
![Image showing the six most common speleothems with labels. Enlarge to view labels.](/Images/godic/202502/12/Labeled_speleothems3501.jpg")
![*A — Stalactite
*B — Soda straws
*C — Stalagmites
*D — Coned stalagmite
*E — Stalagnate or column
*F — (de:Sinterfahne)
*G — Drapery
*H — Helictites
*I — Moonmilk
*J — Sinter pool, rimstone
*K — Calcite crystals
*L — Sinter terrace
*M — Karst
*N — Body of water
*O — Shield
*P — Cave clouds
*Q — Cave pearls
*R — Tower cones
*S — Shelfstones
*T — Baldacchino canopy
*U — Bottlebrush stalactite
*V — Conulite
*W — Flowstone, the sand underneath is gone
*X — Trays
*Y — Calcite rafts
*Z — Coralloids
*AA — Frostworks
*AB — Flowstone
*AC — Splattermite
*AD — Speleoseismites
*AE — Boxworks
*AF — Oriented stalactite
*AG —](/Images/godic/202502/12/Tropfsteine.svg3501.png")
A speleothem (/ˈspiːliːəθɛm/; Greek: "cave deposit"), commonly known as a cave formation, is a secondary mineral deposit formed in a cave. Speleothems typically form in limestone or dolostone solutional caves.
Speleotherm
英语百科
- anode column
- anode compartment
- anode conductance
- anode conductor
- anode construction
- anode consumption
- anode consumption rate
- anode control
- anode converter
- anode cooling
- anode cooling block
- anode copper
- anode corrosion
- anode corrosion efficency
- anode corrosion efficiency
- anode coupled amplifier
- anode crew
- anode current
- anode current fluctuation
- anode current for white light output
- anode current impulse
- anode cylinder
- anode dark current
- anode dark space
- anode decoupling resistor