aguas sulfuradas cloruro-sódicas hipertermales

English translation: hyperthermal waters, rich in sulphur and sodium chloride

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Spanish term or phrase:aguas sulfuradas cloruro-sódicas hipertermales
English translation:hyperthermal waters, rich in sulphur and sodium chloride
Entered by: Sonia Maria

14:46 Aug 5, 2019
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Science - Chemistry; Chem Sci/Eng / properties of thermal waters
Spanish term or phrase: aguas sulfuradas cloruro-sódicas hipertermales
"Las aguas de esta zona pertenecen al grupo de ***aguas sulfuradas cloruro-sódicas hipertermales*** que resultan, tanto por temperatura como por composición, de las más interesantes de todo el espectro minero-medicinal. Medicamente están indicadas para afecciones reumáticas, dermatológicas, ginecológicas, quirúrgicas y de las vías respiratorias."

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Sonia Maria
Spain
hyperthermal waters, rich in sulphur and sodium chloride
Explanation:
Hyperthermal is a good term, fairly common in descriptions of sites of this type, i.e., hot springs. Sulphur and sodium chloride could be dealt with adjectivally, but the use of the noun forms, as in the reference Liz cites, sounds better to me.
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Thomas Walker
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thanks a lot!
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4 +1hyperthermal waters, rich in sulphur and sodium chloride
Thomas Walker
4sulfer-containing thermal salt water
Enrique Soria


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sulfer-containing thermal salt water


Explanation:
A class of hot springs known for its medicinal properties.

Enrique Soria
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hyperthermal waters, rich in sulphur and sodium chloride


Explanation:
Hyperthermal is a good term, fairly common in descriptions of sites of this type, i.e., hot springs. Sulphur and sodium chloride could be dealt with adjectivally, but the use of the noun forms, as in the reference Liz cites, sounds better to me.

Thomas Walker
United States
Local time: 23:59
Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish
PRO pts in category: 4
Grading comment
thanks a lot!

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agree  liz askew
14 hrs
  -> Thanks, Liz ;-)
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