olivite (Meaning)
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olivite (n.)
See Olivin.
Synonyms & Antonyms of olivite
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olivite Sentence Examples
- The olivite grains in the peridotite shimmered with a golden-green hue.
- Olivite is a magnesium-rich silicate mineral commonly found in meteorites and volcanic rocks.
- Scientists study olivines to understand the formation and evolution of the solar system.
- Gem-quality olivites, known as "peridots," are highly prized in jewelry.
- Olivite is the dominant mineral in the Earth's mantle, constituting about 60% of its mass.
- Olivine is an essential component of Hawaiian volcanic rocks, giving them their characteristic green color.
- The weathering of olivines releases magnesium into the soil, enriching it for plant growth.
- Olivite is a key indicator mineral in geological exploration, helping to identify potential ore deposits.
- The olivite content of the San Carlos meteorite provides valuable insights into the conditions of its formation.
- Olivine-bearing rocks are often found in association with kimberlite pipes, which can contain valuable diamonds.
FAQs About the word olivite
See Olivin.
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No antonyms found.
The olivite grains in the peridotite shimmered with a golden-green hue.
Olivite is a magnesium-rich silicate mineral commonly found in meteorites and volcanic rocks.
Scientists study olivines to understand the formation and evolution of the solar system.
Gem-quality olivites, known as "peridots," are highly prized in jewelry.
