pikrolite (Meaning)
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pikrolite (n.)
See Picrolite.
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pikrolite Sentence Examples
- Pikrolite is a magnesium-rich serpentine mineral that occurs in massive or fibrous forms.
- The name "pikrolite" is derived from the Greek words "pikros" (bitter) and "lithos" (stone), referring to its bitter taste.
- Pikrolite has a waxy to greasy luster and a pale green to yellowish-green color.
- It is a common constituent of serpentinite rocks and is often associated with asbestos minerals.
- Pikrolite is a hydrous mineral and contains up to 12% water by weight.
- It has a hardness of 2.5-3 on the Mohs scale and is easily scratched with a fingernail.
- Pikrolite is used as a source of magnesium and as a filler in paints and plastics.
- It is also used in the manufacture of heat-resistant materials and as a decorative stone.
- Pikrolite is found in many parts of the world, including the United States, Canada, Russia, and South Africa.
- The largest known deposit of pikrolite is located in the Ural Mountains of Russia.
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See Picrolite.
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Pikrolite is a magnesium-rich serpentine mineral that occurs in massive or fibrous forms.
The name "pikrolite" is derived from the Greek words "pikros" (bitter) and "lithos" (stone), referring to its bitter taste.
Pikrolite has a waxy to greasy luster and a pale green to yellowish-green color.
It is a common constituent of serpentinite rocks and is often associated with asbestos minerals.
