Anonymous #1 9w

Are you afraid of fluorescence?

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Anonymous #2 9w

oh I thought it was radioactivity😭

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Anonymous #1 9w

I mean, it is slightly radioactive, but the reason it glows is because of fluorescence under UV light

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Anonymous #1 9w

In these specific minerals I think it’s manganese that’s causing the fluorescence, the orange/red is calcite the green is willemite

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Anonymous #2 9w

☝️🤓 technically speaking what causes the fluorescence is excited electrons less tightly bound in the Mn² impurities releasing absorbed energy from the UV. Short wave (254 nm) has the best effect on these

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Anonymous OP 9w

My bad, I thought it was uranium since you put the trefoil

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Anonymous #2 9w

Nah ur chillin lol I just put it bc it looks radioactive

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Anonymous #3 9w

wtf r u talking abt

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