Optical absorption and Mössbauer spectra of Fe, Ti silicate glasses
Optical absorption and Mössbauer spectra of Fe, Ti silicate glasses
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DOI:
10.1016/0022-3093(80)90482-2
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发表时间:
1980-03
影响因子:
3.5
通讯作者:
D. Nolet
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作者:
D. Nolet
Optical absorption spectra of reduced synthetic Fe, Ti silicate glasses were measured at elevated temperatures and results correlated with information from Mössbauer spectra in order to resolved several controversies concerning the species and coordination environment causing each absorption. Crystal field (CF) bands were resolved due to Fe2+in octahedral coordination (9500 ± 300 cm−1, 1.05μm), Fe2+in tetrahedral coordination (5300 ± 200 cm−1, 1.89μm), and Ti3+in octahedral coordination (17 700 ± 300 cm−1, 0.56μm) as well as the Fe2+→ Ti4+charge transfer (CT) transition (24 000 ± 300 cm−1, 0.42μm). Several oxygen-cation CT transitions contribute to the near-ultraviolet absorption edge usually extending into the visible region. Mössbauer spectra show asymmetry common to other glass studies and have been assigned to Fe2+in octahedral coordinations. The asymmetry is shown to be due to multiple overlapping doublets of slightly varying quadrupole splitting. No evidence of two distinguishable octahedral glass sites has been found in either set of spectra. Only minor amounts of tetrahedral Fe2+are present in the glasses, observed in the optical spectra due to the two orders of magnitude difference between octahedral and tetrahedral extinction coefficients.