Olivine is a nonmetallic mineral with a hardness on the Mohs Hardness Scale of 7. It has a white streak and its color is pale or dark olive-green to yellow, or brown. It forms short crystals that may resemble sand grains. Also, it has a conchoidal fracture and has no cleavage. It is brittle and has a specific gravity of 3.3 to 3.4.
Olivine itself is generally not magnetic, as it is composed primarily of silicate minerals that do not exhibit significant magnetic properties. However, some olivine-containing rocks may show weak magnetism due to the presence of iron-rich minerals or other magnetic inclusions. In specific geological contexts, olivine can also influence the magnetic characteristics of the surrounding rock. Overall, olivine's intrinsic properties do not include magnetism.
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Olivine has a distinctive green color, making it easy to identify visually. It has a high hardness of 6.5-7 on the Mohs scale, aiding in its differentiation from other minerals. Olivine often occurs in tabular or elongate crystal shapes, which can help distinguish it from similar minerals.
Olivine fractures.
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There is olivine within the mantle, but it typically occurs at shallower depths (less than 400 km) as at greater depths than this the pressure causes olivine to become unstable forming what are known as high pressure poly-morphs! These have the same chemical composition but a different crystal structure.
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The tetrahedral arrangement of olivine refers to the specific way silicon and oxygen atoms are bonded in its crystal structure. In olivine, each silicon atom is surrounded by four oxygen atoms, forming a tetrahedron where the silicon is at the center and the oxygen atoms occupy the corners. These tetrahedra are linked together through shared oxygen atoms, creating a three-dimensional framework that contributes to olivine's characteristic mineral properties. This arrangement is fundamental to the mineral's stability and behavior in geological environments.