Optical absorption spectroscopy of Fe2+ and Fe3+ ions in LiNbO3
S. A. Basun, Dean R. Evans, Timothy J. Bunning, Shekhar Guha, J. O. Barnes, G. R. Cook, R. S. Meltzer
Abstract
S. A. Basun, Dean R. Evans, Timothy J. Bunning, Shekhar Guha, J. O. Barnes, G. R. Cook, R. S. Meltzer
Abstract
We provide a method to measure concentrations of Fe2+ and Fe3+ ions in LiNbO3. The method, based only on optical absorption spectroscopy, provides a convenient means to determine the absorption cross sections for Fe2+ and Fe3+ ions, along with an independent measurement of the Fe2+ and Fe3+ concentrations in a given LiNbO3 crystal. The absorption cross section of the Fe2+ ions found by this method correlated well with a previously measured value. The cross section of the Fe3+ ions was obtained. It was also found that in some samples a significant fraction of Fe ions did not contribute to the absorption in the visible.
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We provide a method to measure concentrations of Fe2+ and Fe3+ ions in LiNbO3. The method, based only on optical absorption spectroscopy, provides a convenient means to determine the absorption cross sections for Fe2+ and Fe3+ ions, along with an independent measurement of the Fe2+ and Fe3+ concentrations in a given LiNbO3 crystal. The absorption cross section of the Fe2+ ions found by this method correlated well with a previously measured value. The cross section of the Fe3+ ions was obtained. It was also found that in some samples a significant fraction of Fe ions did not contribute to the absorption in the visible.
Key concepts: Ion, Absorption (acoustics), Spectroscopy, Absorption spectroscopy, Analytical Chemistry (journal), Crystal (programming language), Chemistry, Absorption cross section