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Home » Microscopy » Student Microscopes » Fluorescent Mineral Rocks

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 -  Tuesday, January 29, 2008
Fluorescent Mineral Rocks
Reviewed By: kp (Raleigh, NC)
Not quite what the picture shows. I received four big pieces of rock (>2") and two small pieces (<1"), most of the same mineral. They react very little to long wave and are orange and green in short wave.


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