Serpentinite Mineral Specimen - Klamath Mountains, California

Serpentinite Mineral Specimen - Klamath Mountains, California

Large 2 LB 9 OZ

is a metamorphic rock formed from the alteration of ultramafic

rocks by water, creating a group of magnesium-rich silicate minerals

called serpentine. Its most common mineral components are lizardite,

antigorite, and chrysotile, which can range in hardness from 3 to 6

on the Mohs scale and may give the rock a green, white, black, or

multicolored appearance.

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