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Breyite

Breyite is a high pressure calcium silicate mineral (CaSiO3) found in diamond inclusions. It is the second most abundant inclusion after ferropericlase, for diamonds with a deep Earth origin. Its occurrence can also indicate the host diamond's super-deep origin. This mineral is named after German mineralogist, petrologist and geochemist Gerhard P. Brey.

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Category
Minerals
Cleavage
not observed
Colour
colorless
Crystal system
Triclinic
Density
3.072 g/cm3
Formula
Ca3.01(2)Si2.98(2)O9

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Breyite

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Edges2
Triples12
Avg. degree1.33
Density0.666667
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Category · 1
Breyite → Minerals
Cleavage · 1
Breyite → not observed
Colour · 1
Breyite → colorless
Crystal system · 1
Breyite → Triclinic
Density · 1
Breyite → 3.072 g/cm3
Formula · 1
Breyite → Ca3.01(2)Si2.98(2)O9
IMA symbol · 1
Breyite → Byi
Luster · 1
Breyite → vitreous
Space group · 1
Breyite → P1
Ultraviolet fluorescence · 1
Breyite → non-fluorescent

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mineral origin references ferropericlase high pressure calcium silicate casio3 found diamond inclusions second abundant inclusion diamonds deep earth occurrence also

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
BreyiteCategoryMinerals1.00infobox
BreyiteCleavagenot observed1.00infobox
BreyiteColourcolorless1.00infobox
BreyiteCrystal systemTriclinic1.00infobox
BreyiteDensity3.072 g/cm31.00infobox
BreyiteFormulaCa3.01(2)Si2.98(2)O91.00infobox
BreyiteIMA symbolByi1.00infobox
BreyiteLustervitreous1.00infobox
BreyiteSpace groupP11.00infobox
BreyiteUltraviolet fluorescencenon-fluorescent1.00infobox
BreyiteUnit cella0 = 6.6970(4) Å, b0= 9.2986(7) Å, c0 = 6.6501(4) Å, α = 83.458(6)°, β = 76.226(6)°, γ = 69.581(7)°1.00infobox
Breyiteis ahigh pressure calcium silicate mineral0.90text

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