Vibrational Spectra of Ruby and Haematite in the Infrared Region
DOI:
10.1143/jjap.1.1
Publication Date:
2005-11-04T07:37:47Z
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The reflection and transmission spectra of ruby, pure α–Al2O3 and haematite (α–Fe2O3) were observed in the infrared region from 2 to 200 µ. Six bands were found for each compound in accordance with the conclusion of factor group analysis, which predicts two bands polarized parallel to the c-axis and four bands perpendicular to the c-axis. By examining the reflection spectrum with a polyethylene sheet polarizer, the polarization character of some of the bands beyond 17.5 µ was confirmed; but complete assignment of the six bands was not tried because of the insufficiency of the polarization data under 17.5 µ for ruby, and due to unfavorable orientation of the crystal surface for haematite.
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