Talk:Esperite

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Someone please provide a more accurate example of esperite displayed under shortwave UV light which would display an canary yellow fluorescence.

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"It occurred on the 400 foot level, approximately 1080 feet north of the north side of the Parker Shaft pillar and other parts of the Franklin, New Jersey ore body." - unsourced; unclear. – SJ +

Dr. Larsen and Eponomy

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What's up with clarification flag for how the mineral was named? Both larsenite and esperite ("calcium larsenite") are named for him, Esper Larsen. Balancedternary (talk) 03:09, 10 October 2025 (UTC)Reply