Room‐temperature acoustic loss peaks in quartz
Room‐temperature acoustic loss peaks in quartz
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石英中的室温声损失峰值
DOI:
10.1063/1.343241
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发表时间:
1989
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通讯作者:
G. Berman
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作者:
Joel J. Martin;H. Hwang;H. Bahadur;G. Berman
Defect‐related acoustic loss peaks with maximum temperatures near 300 K have been observed in AT‐cut cultured quartz crystals. For as‐grown quartz in which lithium is the dominant alkali impurity, a small loss peak is observed at 305 K. In sodium‐swept material, the 305‐K peak is replaced with a much stronger peak centered near 335 K. Both peaks grow rapidly with irradiation and then show some decay at higher radiation doses. For samples with small OH growth defect to aluminun ratios the decay of the loss peaks is nearly complete, while for samples with relatively large OH growth defect to aluminum ratios the peaks show only a small decay. The peaks may be caused by lithium or sodium trapped at the growth‐defect sites rather than hydrogen. Air or hydrogen electrodiffusion which replaces the alkalis with hydrogen removes both the 305‐ and 335‐K peaks. Neither the 305‐K Li‐related peak nor the 335‐K Na‐related peak were observed in the two natural quartz resonators that were tested. Instead, radiation produ...