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Stéphane Pire-Stevenne

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6Publications signalées
4Citations signalées
3Affiliations récentes

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Geology and Paleoclimatology ResearchBuilding materials and conservationKarst Systems and HydrogeologyGeological and Geophysical Studies WorldwideCalcium Carbonate Crystallization and Inhibition

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Accès ouvert 2025 article OpenAlex

Non-destructive characterization of variously colored gypsum and aragonite/calcite speleothems from the Cigalère Cave (Ariège, France)

Martin Vlieghe, Johan Wouters, Gérald Fanuel, Jean-François Drion du Chapois et autres

The Cigalère Cave is a 21 km-long karstic cave located in the Ariège Department, in the French Pyrenees, and underlies directly the Bentaillou Pb-Zn-Fe sulfide ores. The cave hosts abundant gypsum mineralizations, some of them exhibiting various colorations including blue, yellow, purple, …

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1 citation International Journal of Speleology
Accès ouvert 2025 article OpenAlex

Polymetallic interactions of Zn-Pb-Cu in blue/green-colored speleothems from Malaval Cave (France)

Martin Vlieghe, Gäetan Rochez, Stéphane Pire-Stevenne, Alexandre Felten et autres

Speleothems rarely exhibit stunning colors such as red, yellow, green, or blue. The colorations are often linked to elevated heavy metal ion concentration in the drip water and thus to a metal source/pollution in the catchment area. Here the blue-green speleothems coloration …

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1 citation Geochemistry
Accès ouvert 2023 article OpenAlex

Ni-rich mineral nepouite explains the exceptional green color of speleothems

Martin Vlieghe, Gäetan Rochez, Stéphane Pire-Stevenne, Jean‐Yves Storme et autres

Speleothems are secondary mineral structures typically found in karstic caves and usually composed of calcite or aragonite. Despite being naturally white, some might exhibit unusual colors, such as blue, black, red, yellow or green. The causes of these exceptional colorations are poorly …

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2 citations Scientific Reports

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