1986
DOI: 10.1051/jphys:0198600470110197700
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Mössbauer absorption and emission experiments in CaF2(57Fe): relaxation and after-effect study

Abstract: La totalité du spectre d'absorption Mössbauer d'impuretés de 57Fe dans CaF2 et la plus grande partie du spectre Mössbauer émis par une source de 57Co dans CaF2 (échantillon en poudre) proviennent d'ions Fe2+ substitués en site cubique. Une faible contribution provenant de l'état de charge Fe1+ (3d7) est également détectée dans les spectres d'émission, mais on n'y observe pas de contribution de type Fe3+. Le spectre émis par les ions Fe2 + en site cubique comporte à basse température deux contributions issues d… Show more

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“…The velocity scale refers to eFe and corresponds to normal absorption geometry. spectra are not necessarily higher than the starting valence state of cobalt but can be also lower, e.g., Fe + for Co 2+ [6] and Fe 2+ for Co 3+ [7], The majority of 57 Co emission Mössbauer studies deals with Co(II) compounds but there has been also considerable work on Co(III) chelates. To the best of our knowledge, there is only one attempt in the literature to investigate cobalt of starting valence lower than two.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The velocity scale refers to eFe and corresponds to normal absorption geometry. spectra are not necessarily higher than the starting valence state of cobalt but can be also lower, e.g., Fe + for Co 2+ [6] and Fe 2+ for Co 3+ [7], The majority of 57 Co emission Mössbauer studies deals with Co(II) compounds but there has been also considerable work on Co(III) chelates. To the best of our knowledge, there is only one attempt in the literature to investigate cobalt of starting valence lower than two.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%