Interpretation of infrared spectra of chalcogenide glasses Se95As5 impurited by samarium
Journal Title: JOURNAL OF ADVANCES IN PHYSICS - Year 0, Vol 11, Issue 1
Abstract
In work investigated with method IR of spectroscopy of amorphous selenium andsystem Se95As5 containing impurity samarium. It is certain that, in IR a spectrum of amorphous selenium due to hypervalent defects maxima with different intensity are observed in 230 and 270 cm-1.Increase of the concentration of impurity samarium in spectrum Se95As5, the maximum arises with 400cm-1frequency which, are connected with SmSe3 structural elements.
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Alekberov R. I, Mekhtiyeva S. I, Isayev A. I, Mammadova H. I.
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