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Mineralogical characterization and fluorescence properties of blue, yellow and green apatite.
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Abstract
Blue, yellow and green are common colors of apatite, and its mineralogical characteristics and fluorescence properties have attracted the attention of many researchers and scholars. In this paper, the structure, composition, spectroscopic features and fluorescence characteristics of three different colors of apatite are investigated to further compare and explore their mineralogical characteristics and fluorescence properties. The results show that the three colors of apatite that belong to fluorapatite, blue apatite and green apatite are in medium oxidation state, and yellow apatite is in oxidation state. Some samples of blue and green apatite showed the homogeneous substitution of [CO
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