DF2012:Serpentine

Stones
Sedimentary	Calcite • Chalk • Chert • Claystone • Conglomerate • Dolomite • Limestone • Mudstone • Rock salt • Sandstone • Shale • Siltstone
Igneous I.	Diorite • Gabbro • Granite
Igneous E.	Andesite • Basalt • Dacite • Obsidian • Rhyolite
Metamorphic	Gneiss • Marble • Phyllite • Quartzite • Schist • Slate
Ore	Adamantine, raw • Aluminum, native • Bismuthinite • Cassiterite • Copper, native • Galena • Garnierite • Gold, native • Hematite • Horn silver • Limonite • Magnetite • Malachite • Platinum, native • Silver, native • Sphalerite • Tetrahedrite
Economic	Alabaster • Bituminous coal • Calcite • Gypsum • Kaolinite • Lignite • Satinspar • Selenite
Unique	Graphite • Jet • Kimberlite • Pitchblende
Other	Alunite • Anhydrite • Bauxite • Borax • Brimstone • Chromite • Cinnabar • Cobaltite • Cryolite • Hornblende • Ilmenite • Marcasite • Mica • Microcline • Olivine • Orpiment • Orthoclase • Periclase • Petrified wood • Puddingstone • Pyrolusite • Realgar • Rutile • Saltpeter • Serpentine • Stibnite • Sylvite • Talc

Raws
	[INORGANIC:SERPENTINE] [USE_MATERIAL_TEMPLATE:STONE_TEMPLATE] [STATE_NAME_ADJ:ALL_SOLID:serpentine][DISPLAY_COLOR:2:7:0][TILE:247] [ENVIRONMENT_SPEC:OLIVINE:CLUSTER_SMALL:100] [IS_STONE] [MELTING_POINT:10281] [SOLID_DENSITY:2450] used with kaolinite sometimes for ceramics

Serpentine
Uses
	Masonry ; Stone crafting ; Construction ;
Location
	Found within olivine as small clusters ;
Properties
	Material value 1 ; Melting point 10281 (x) ; Boiling point 14000 (m) ; Ignition point none (m) ; Solid density 2450 ; Specific heat 800 ;
	Wikipedia article

v0.34.11 · v0.31.25 · v0.28.181.40d · v0.23.130.23a

This article is about the current version of DF.

Serpentine is a non-economic green stone found within clusters of olivine. Unlike olivine, it is not fire- or magma-safe.