Fine structure in photoluminescence spectrum of S2− center in sodalite
Fine structure in photoluminescence spectrum of S2− center in sodalite
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DOI:
10.1007/s00269-007-0161-y
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发表时间:
2007-06
影响因子:
1.4
通讯作者:
Aierken Sidike;Alifu Sawuti;Xiangfei Wang;Hengjiang Zhu;S. Kobayashi;I. Kusachi;N. Yamashita
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作者:
Aierken Sidike;Alifu Sawuti;Xiangfei Wang;Hengjiang Zhu;S. Kobayashi;I. Kusachi;N. Yamashita
The photoluminescence and excitation spectra of sodalites from Greenland, Canada and Xinjiang (China) are observed at 300 and 10 K in detail. The features of the emission and excitation spectra of the orange-yellow fluorescence of these sodalites are independent of the locality. The emission spectra at 300 and 10 K consist of a broad band with a series of peaks and a maximum peak at 648 and 645.9 nm, respectively. The excitation spectra obtained by monitoring the orange-yellow fluorescence at 300 and 10 K consist of a main band with a peak at 392 nm. The luminescence efficiency of the heat-treated sodalite from Xinjiang is about seven times as high as that of untreated natural sodalite. The emission spectrum of the S2−center in sodalite at 10 K consists of a band with a clearly resolved structure with a series of maxima spaced about 560 cm−1(20–25 nm) apart. Each narrow band at 10 K shows a fine structure consisting of a small peak due to the stretching vibration of the isotopic species of32S34S−, a main peak due to that of the isotopic species of32S2−and five peaks due to phonon sidebands of the main peak.