Advanced multi-criteria search for a fluorescent mineral

If you fill in only one field, the search is performed only on the selected criterion, while the others can take any value. If you use two or more criteria, a logical AND is applied between the criteria. For example: if you specify family: carbonate containing the element Na and having uranium as an intrinsic activator, you will get 6 results: andersonite, cejkaite, grimselite, leoszilardite, natromarkeyite, and schroeckingerite.

If you enter no criteria and run a search, you will get the complete list of all luminescent minerals since there is no discriminating factor.

At the bottom of the page in "Display of Results," you can select the display of the chemical formula, activators, spectral data, and luminescence colors in addition to the names corresponding to your search.

For a generic search (fluorescent uranium minerals, tenebrescent minerals, or a list of minerals from Franklin, for example), the guides might be simpler to use.

Family:

Containing the chemical element:

Crystal system:

Luminescence:

Longwave color (365nm):

Midwave color (320 nm):

Shortwave color (254 nm):

Phosphorescence (in the common sense of the term) observable to the naked eye NOK

Type d'UV Couleur Intensité

Longwave (365nm):

Midwave (320 nm):

Shortwave (254 nm):

Thermoluminescence, triboluminescence, tenebrescence

Thermoluminescence:    

 

Tenebrescence:    

 

Triboluminescence:

Activator and spectrum

 

Activator:

 

Search for peaks in the luminescence spectrum

Indicate the value of the peak(s) in nanometers, starting with the first box
(only the integer part will be taken into account, maximum 3 peak values between 250 and 1000nm ):

 

       

 

Tolerance:

 

Search text in comments and localities

Text to search for:

 

Localités:

Data display:

 

 

  
 
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