Fluorescence Experiments
FL1
: Fluorescence of custard powder / Riboflavin
FL2
: Extraction and fluorescence of Chlorophyll
FL3
: Fluorescence from a chestnut twig / Aesculin
Fluorescence from an ash tree twig / Fraxin
FL4
: Fluorescence on eggshells / Protoporphyrin IX
FL5 : Fluorescence of Cinchona aka Jesuit's aka Peruvian Bark /
Chinin aka the fluorescent stuff in tonic water
FL6
: Fluorescent, phosphorescent, and tenebrescent minerals
Phosphorescence Experiments
PH1
: Phosphorescence of fluorescein in tartaric acid
Triboluminescence Experiments
TL1
: Triboluminescence of sugar
TL2
: Triboluminescence of a copper complex
TL3
: Triboluminescence of a europium complex
Chemoluminescence Experiments
CL1
: Chemoluminescence of Luminol
CL2
: Chemoluminescence Different Colours
Kristalloluminescence Experiments
KL1
: Kristalloluminescence of sodium chloride (table salt)
KL2
: Kristalloluminescence of the sulfates of sodium and potassium
KL3
: Kristalloluminescence of barium sulfate
Fluorescence
MgCl2 and a tiny bit of ZnCl2 are mortared together.
Neither of the materials are fluorescent by themselves, after mortaring they are.
Chemoluminescence
Luminol (x ml) and ...
A bright chemoluminescent reaction takes place. The intensity of emitted light can be drastically increased by adding some aqueous NaOH, but the luminescence ends very quickly after the addition.