HEINRICHITE

 


Chemical formula: Ba(UO2)2(AsO4)2 10-12 H2O

Family: Phosphates, Arseniates, Vanadates

Status: IMA-GP

Crystal system : Monoclinic

Display mineral: NON

 

Luminescence:

Longwave UV (365nm) colors:

    


Greenish Yellow ,

Intensity LW:Strong

Frequency LW:Always

Shortwave UV (254nm) colors:

    


Greenish Yellow ,

Intensity SW:Strong

Frequency SW:Always


Daylight picture


HEINRICHITE ,
Mina Eureka termino de Castell-estaó,
municipio de La Torre de Cabdella,
Lérida province, Spain
Photo and Copyright: Joan Abella i Creus, Spain
Used with permission of the author

Shortwave (254nm) picture


HEINRICHITE , UVSW
Mina Eureka termino de Castell-estaó,
municipio de La Torre de Cabdella,
Lérida province, Spain
Photo and Copyright: Joan Abella i Creus, Spain
Used with permission of the author

 

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Phosphorescence (in the common sense of the term) observable with the naked eye:

No phosphorescence visible to the naked eye under any type of UV

Comments:

Unstable at room temperature and dehydrates fairly rapidly to metaheinrichite 

Activator(s) and spectrum:

Activator(s): (UO2)2+ (ion Uranyle) intrinsèque ,

Peaks in the spectrum (nm):

(UO2)2+ : 495.0, 505.8, 528.4, 551.4, 577.7, 604.6nm


HEINRICHITE, Excitation: laser 405nm. Col. L. Vandenberghe; Spectre: G. Barmarin

Best localities for fluorescence (*):

(*)The data are not exhaustive and are limited to a few remarkable localities for fluorescence

Bibliographic reference for luminescence:

Reference for luminescence on the Internet:

Mineralogical reference on the Internet:

  http://www.mindat.org/show.php?name=Heinrichite

  http://webmineral.com/data/Heinrichite.shtml

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