Secondary mineral assemblage of the uranium deposit. New structure type.
IMA Status:
Approved IMA 2006 (Dana # Added)
Locality:
Menzenschwand, Southern Black Forest, Baden-W�rttemberg, Germany Link to MinDat.org Location Data.
Name Origin:
Named for Niels Henrik David Bohr (1885-1962), Danish physicist and Nobel Prize winner in Physics (1922) who made fundamental contributions to understanding atomic structure and qua ntum mechanics.
Synonym:
IMA2002-045b
Nielsbohrite Crystallography
Axial Ratios:
a:b:c =0.7167:1:1.1811
Cell Dimensions:
a = 8.193, b = 11.43, c = 13.5, Z = 4; V = 1,264.22 Den(Calc)= 5.74
Estimated Radioactivity from Nielsbohrite - very strong
Specimen Size Weight/Volume (Sphere) *
Calculated Activity Bequerols (Bq)
Calculated Activity Curies (Ci)
Estimated Activity GR(api)
Estimated Exposure (mRem**)/hr If Held in Hand For One Hour
1000 gm / 6.93 cm
123,154,109
3.33E-03
4,930,850.22
1,621.10
100 gm / 3.22 cm
12,315,411
3.33E-04
493,085.02
162.11
10 gm / 1.49 cm
1,231,541
3.33E-05
49,308.50
16.21
1 gm / 6.93 mm
123,154
3.33E-06
4,930.85
1.62
0.1 gm / 3.22 mm
12,315
3.33E-07
493.09
0.16
0.01 gm / 1.49 mm
1,232
3.33E-08
49.31
0.02
0.001 gm / 0.69 mm
123
3.33E-09
4.93
0.00
Weight of pure Nielsbohrite in grams (gm) and Calculated Diameter of a Sphere with a Density of 5.74 gm/cc.*
Goverment Estimate of Average Annual Exposure (
360 mRem)
** Note: 10 microsieverts/hr = 1 mRem/hr **
Max Permissable Adult Dose 50,000 mRem/yr (hands), 15,000 mRem/yr (eyes)
Lethal Dose LD(50) Exposure 400,000 to 500,000 mRem
Nielsbohrite Classification
Dana Class:
42.01.03.01(42)Hydrated Phosphates, etc., Containing Hydroxyl or Halogen