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AM23 253 Magnesite-B
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altermaven
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ALTERMAVEN                        2023-11-02 10:09
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THIS TRANSMUTATOR BELONGS TO VENNHURST'S EQUALLY-FORGOTTEN COUSIN VENNDYKE.. BUT FOR THE B-SIDE, THE FILTER IS SLIGHTLY SKEWED. FOR THE BETTER OR WORSE? WHO KNOWS.  
  
MAGNESITE IS THE MINERAL FORM OF MAGNESIUM CARBONATE. NORMALLY COLOURLESS, IT IS OFTEN SEEN AS A PALE BROWN MINERAL THAT SOMETIMES HAS OTHER FAINT LIGHT RED COLORS SIMPLY DUE TO THE IMPURITIES OF THE MINERAL. WHILE OFTEN OCCURING AS VEINS, MAGNESITE ALSO OCCURS AS A SECONDARY CARBONATE FOUND WITHIN SOIL, WHERE IT IS DEPOSITED AS A CONSEQUENCE OF MAGNESIUM-BEARING MINERALS BY CARBON DIOXIDE FOUND WITHIN GROUNDWATER.  
  
IT IS MAINLY FORMED VIA TALC CARBONATE METASOMATISM OF PERIDOTITE AND OTHER ULTRAMATIC ROCKS. BY NATURE, IT IS BRITTLE.  
  
IT HAS A MOHS HARDNESS OF 3.5.