META-URANOCIRCITE (I)
Chemical formula: Ba(UO2)2(PO4)2 8H2O
Family: Phosphates, Arseniates, Vanadates
Status: IMA-GP
Crystal system : Tetragonal
Display mineral: NON
Luminescence:
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Longwave UV (365nm) colors: | Green ,
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Midwave UV (320nm) colors: | Green ,
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Shortwave UV (254nm) colors: | Green ,
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Daylight picture
META-URANOCIRCITE ,
Davier Mine, Black Hills, South Dakota USA
Photo and Copyright: Christopher J. Stefano, Michigan, USA
Used with permission of the author
Longwave (365nm) picture
META-URANOCIRCITE UVLW ,
Davier Mine, Black Hills, South Dakota USA
Photo and Copyright: Christopher J. Stefano, Michigan, USA
Used with permission of the author
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Phosphorescence (in the common sense of the term) observable with the naked eye:
No data
Activator(s) and spectrum:
Activator(s): (UO2)2+ (ion Uranyle) intrinsèque ,
Peaks in the spectrum (nm):
488.9, 502.5, 523.7, 547.4, 573.4, 602.6
No spectrum yet
Best localities for fluorescence (*):
- Davier Mine, Black Hills, South Dakota, USA;
(*)The data are not exhaustive and are limited to a few remarkable localities for fluorescence
Bibliographic reference for luminescence:
- The Henkel Glossary of Fluorescent Minerals, Dr. Gerhard Henkel, Published by the FMS, 1989 ,
- Fluorescence: Gems and Minerals Under Ultraviolet Light, Manuel Robbins, 1994, Geoscience Press, ISBN 0-945005-13-X ,
- Spectroscopic properties of uranium(VI) minerals studied by TRLFS, G. Geipel and Al. Radiochim Acta 88 (2000) ,
Reference for luminescence on the Internet:
Mineralogical reference on the Internet:
http://www.mindat.org/show.php?name=Meta-uranocircite (i)
http://webmineral.com/data/Meta-uranocircite (i).shtml
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