'mineral spring' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a natural spring of water that contains minerals and is sometimes believed to have healing properties. For example: The sleepy village of Killarney is a popular tourist destination, known for its mineral springs and spa treatments.
Founded in 1804, it was named for a local mineral spring, which later (1820 80) was the site of a health resort.
The beverage's water component comes from the Blenheim mineral spring in South Carolina, which Dr. C. R. May recommended to his patients in the 1890's.
The dictionary definition of spa is a mineral spring, or a resort built around a mineral spring.
Nearby is the carbonated mineral spring of Argentona.
You'll even find a handful of old-fashioned mineral spring spas.
He led us through a centuries-old cave, where we soaked in a cool mineral spring and bottomless blue hole.
Isomer shifts of Fe3+ doublets (0.35 0.38 mm/s) correspond to octahedral sites of iron within different silica glass and mineral substances46,49.
Hausmannite, a manganese oxide mineral (Mn2+Mn3+2O4) that occurs as brownish black crystals or granular masses in high-temperature hydrothermal veins and in contact metamorphic zones.
Unresolved questions pertaining to mineral transformation mechanisms involve assessing relative controls of biochemical versus biomechanical weathering, indirect or direct microbe-mineral interactions, and whether microbes enhance or slow mineral dissolution17,18.
The top 0 50 cm, including surface organic (0 10 cm) and deeper mineral (20 50 cm) layers of the active layer, was collected from centers, rims, and troughs of the polygons along the transect1 (Fig. 1).
The mineralogy is predominantly consisted of primary mineral (quartz 35.65%, feldspar 14.55%) and secondary clay mineral (illite 26.4%, montmorillonite 15.0%, Vermiculite 5.5%) (Chen et al., 2010).
