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Serpentinization is a
hydration and
metamorphic transformation of
ferromagnesian minerals, such as
olivine and pyroxene, in
mafic and
ultramafic rock to...
- The
Serpentine (also
known as the
Serpentine River) is a 40-acre (16 ha)
recreational lake in Hyde Park, London, England,
created in 1730 at the behest...
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Serpentine or
serpentine in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Serpentine may
refer to:
Serpentine shape, a
shape resembling a
serpent Serpentine curve...
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Serpentine River may
refer to:
Serpentine River (Alaska),
waterway on the
Seward Peninsula Serpentine River (New Zealand)
Serpentine River (Tasmania),...
- The
Serpentine Galleries are two
contemporary art
galleries in
Kensington Gardens, Westminster,
Greater London.
Recently rebranded to just
Serpentine, the...
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Serpentine subgroup (part of the kaolinite-
serpentine group in the
category of phyllosilicates) are greenish, brownish, or
spotted minerals commonly found...
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Serpentine soil is an
uncommon soil type
produced by
weathered ultramafic rock such as
peridotite and its
metamorphic derivatives such as serpentinite...
- A
serpentine belt (or
drive belt) is a single,
continuous belt used to
drive multiple peripheral devices in an
automotive engine, such as an alternator...
- is a
metamorphic rock
composed predominantly of
serpentine group minerals formed by
serpentinization of
mafic or
ultramafic rocks. The
ancient origin...
- as the
serpentine. Upon the pull of a
lever (or in
later models a trigger)
protruding from the
bottom of the gun and
connected to the
serpentine, the clamp...
