When tested with X-ray, these stones are opaque.
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Stones that are opaque to short wave ultraviolet are seen as white spots, whereas the centers are exposed and appear as dark spots on those that are transparent to short wave ultraviolet.
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Colors change within seconds, take a little longer to fade back to white.
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This phenomenon is noted most often when invisible ultraviolet light is directed at a gem material and when the new wavelength given off is in the visible spectrum.
I created a 5 station activity where students rolled a die to see what happened to their oxygen molecule.