透明な庭

mu(i)mi

so beautiful so crisp

Photography by Li Hui

perfect

Glasgow Museums

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Torbernite, hydrated green copper uranyl phosphate mineral, found in granites and other uranium-bearing deposits as a secondary mineral. As a radioactive mineral, torbernite has some limited significance as a uranium ore. The most obvious factor in identifying torbernite is its radioactivity. However, since it is frequently found in association with other radioactive minerals, this may not be useful in separating one uranium mineral from the rest. A next step would be to check color. Most uranium-bearing minerals are bright yellow or green. As torbernite is exclusively green, this can be a useful secondary fact. Crystal habit is also useful, but as it shares a similar structure and color with autunite. Nonetheless, regardless of identification, it is likely that at least some of the specimen will have already altered to meta-torbernite.

Bottles and jars of soaps and lotion made of soap. 

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