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2005年成人高考民法试题及答案上(专升本)（2005 adult college entrance examination civil law questions and answers (special upgraded)） _ space Baidu space _ emerald jewelry Username: Password: There is no end for learning. road sign road space blog homepage There is no end for learning. jewelry album | profile | friends see article Emerald 2010-12-09 10:51 Z M L sea sea emerald how the English name for Emerald, originated in ancient Persian, Zumurud, meaning the green stone. Later evolved into Latin, Smaragdus, around sixteenth Century ad, became todays English name. Translation of the original help thorn, the West Chamber is translated as emerald, but still popular today. Emerald is also called the green Luzon and emerald. Ancient Greeks called emeralds luminous gems, priceless and precious . Ancient Europeans believed that emeralds were effective in any disease, especially for eye diseases and muscle weakness. In the Old Testament, Christians believe that the resurrection of Jesus was related to emeralds. It was a symbol of rebirth and a sacred force. Indians of emerald very worship, they believed that emeralds can bring good luck to the wearer, and a happy heart, ordinary people have to be proud of a piece of emerald, the royal collection is a large number of very valuable emerald treasures. The emerald is a beryllium aluminum silicate with a molecular formula of Be3Al2[Si6O18]. It is one of the most noble members of the beryl family. Belong to six Fang system. The crystal shape is six square column, six side double cone, mostly rectangular shape. Aggregates are granular, lumpy, etc. Emerald green, glassy, translucent to translucent. Refractive index 1.564-1.602, birefringence 0.005-0.009, multi-color is not obvious. Heterogeneous plasmid. Hardness 7.5, density 2.63-2.90 Gram / cubic centimeter. Cleavage incomplete; shell shaped fracture. Brittleness. Under X ray irradiation, emeralds are very weak and pure red fluorescent. Emeralds and diamonds, rubies and sapphires are the four mo