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Posted: 27 October 2018 at 09:02 | IP Logged Quote feicuijade

Confucian stone is characterized by its unique peacock green and concentric ring structure. It is the most typical macroscopic identification feature of hydrochloric acid foaming.The point measurement method can measure the refractive index between 1.655~1.909, and the density can be measured by the density balance to be 3.95g/cm2. The malachite has a small hardness and can be scored by a knife or glass. The difference between malachite and other green gemstones (such as chrysocolla, green agate, green chalcedony, turquoise, Burmese jade.arseno-aluminum-copper ore, water-phosphorite) is mainly due to the composition of matter, internal structure, physical and chemical properties. Differences in craftsmanship characteristics and texture. In fact, malachite has a unique emerald green, curved concentric strips or "layering", radial fiber structure and fiber extending perpendicular to the color band, lower hardness and higher density, chemistry from hydrochloric acid It is easy to distinguish it from other similar gemstones because of its characteristics or nature. In terms of color, the standard malachite is peacock green, while the standard turquoise is sky blue, which is easy to distinguish. Even if some turquoise is blue-green or malachite is ordinary green, careful observation can identify it. Moreover, malachite often has patterns, especially concentric rings, while turquoise does not. Turquoise can produce a yellow reaction due to the phosphorus-containing ammonium citrate, and it is impossible for malachite to react with the acid tube. As for the malachite and the green agate having the concentric annular strip pattern, they can be easily distinguished by the difference in hardness and density between the two. In addition, malachite can produce chemical reactions in the presence of hydrochloric acid, while green horse leakage, green chalcedony, and chrysocolla can not. In addition, the hardness of the green chalcedony is the same as that of Marie, and higher than that of malachite, so it is easy to distinguish malachite from green chalcedony. Malachite and chrysocolla can also be identified by their difference in density. Synthetic malachite was first successfully produced in Russia in 1982. So far, great progress has been made. The obtained pores and natural pores are very similar, chemical composition, color, density, hardness, optical properties and X-ray spectrum. Lines and other aspects are basically the same, it is difficult to distinguish. natural jade Differential thermal analysis is the only effective method to distinguish between natural malachite and synthetic malachite. However, this method is damaging and is not conducive to use in the identification of finished products.

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