A spectrophotometric study of cobalt (II) chloride in alcohol solutions

Optical absorption spectra of natural Co-bearing spinel and staurolite were studied at different temperatures and pressures. In both minerals two broad intense structured bands in the range 5500 -8000 cm -1 and 15000 -19000 cm -1 , caused by electronic spin-allowedare the predominant absorption features.In addition, in both cases broad bands, derived from spin-allowed electronic transitions, appear in the near infrared range partly overlapping the bands caused by IV Co 2+ .In staurolite the NIR range of the spectra are complicated by intense sharp lines of OHvibrations at around 3400 cm

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Optical spectroscopic study of tetrahedrally coordinated Co2+ in natural spinel and staurolite at different temperatures and pressures

Taran¹,

Koch‐Müller

Feenstra

2009

American Mineralogist

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A spectrophotometric study of cobalt (II) chloride in alcohol solutions

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Optical spectroscopic study of tetrahedrally coordinated Co2+ in natural spinel and staurolite at different temperatures and pressures

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