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Single-crystal vibrational spectrum of topaz and some comments on spodumene

David Michael Adams, David J. Hills

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Nearly all of the 93 optically active modes of topaz have been observed and assigned to symmetry species using the techniques of single-crystal spectroscopy. Preliminary data are given for spodumene.

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Nearly all of the 93 optically active modes of topaz have been observed and assigned to symmetry species using the techniques of single-crystal spectroscopy. Preliminary data are given for spodumene.

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Nearly all of the 93 optically active modes of topaz have been observed and assigned to symmetry species using the techniques of single-crystal spectroscopy. Preliminary data are given for spodumene.

Key concepts: Topaz, Spodumene, Spectrum (functional analysis), Crystal (programming language), Vibrational spectrum, Materials science, Crystallography, Mineralogy

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