1980
DOI: 10.1007/bf00308396
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The electronic structure and absorption spectrum of MnO 6 9− octahedra in manganian andalusite

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“…Hälenius (1978), on the other hand, argued that the Fe 3+ concentrations are too low to account for the observed absorption coefficients of the 23300 cm " 1 band and, therefore, he favored model a. This interpretation was further corroborated by a calculation of the energy levels of the (Mn 3+ O e ) cluster by the multiple scattering SCF-.Y,, method (Kai et al, 1980). These calculations proved the sequence of the crystal field split terms in Figure 10, and showed further that the energy difference between transitions II and III cannot be as large as required for model b 3 .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Hälenius (1978), on the other hand, argued that the Fe 3+ concentrations are too low to account for the observed absorption coefficients of the 23300 cm " 1 band and, therefore, he favored model a. This interpretation was further corroborated by a calculation of the energy levels of the (Mn 3+ O e ) cluster by the multiple scattering SCF-.Y,, method (Kai et al, 1980). These calculations proved the sequence of the crystal field split terms in Figure 10, and showed further that the energy difference between transitions II and III cannot be as large as required for model b 3 .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…We obtain the same order between the levels as previously by the M S X~ method [3]. However, as in the case of Cu2+ complexes, the calculated transition energies are far too ~131.…”
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confidence: 64%
“…Model (b) was favored by Abs-Wurmbach et al [l] and model (a) by one of us in new measurements on natural manganian andalusites [2], where it was found that the intensity of the absorption band at 23,500 cm-' could not be correlated with the content of Fe3+. Theoretical results by the multiple scatteringxa (MSXLY) method gave further support to model (b) [3]. In this paper the 'spectrum of the Mn3+ center is studied in the unrestricted Hartree-Fock (UHF) cluster model [4].…”
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confidence: 94%
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“…The absorption spectra of Mn 3+ -bearing minerals have been measured for grossular (Gaft et al 2013), Mn-hydrogarnets (Hålenius 2004), Mnandalusite and kyanite (Abs-Wurmbach et al 1977;Hålenius 1978;Kai et al 1980;Smith et al 1982;Langer et al 1982;Abu-Eid et al 1978;Gaft et al 2011), yoderite , orthozoisite and clinozoisite (Langer et al 2002), rhodonite (Paião and Watanabe 2008), epidote Burns and Strens 1967), vesuvianite (Platonov et al 1995;Panikorovskii et al 2017), beryl Fridrichova et al 2017), diopside (Hålenius and Skogby 1996), clinopyroxene and amphiboles (Ghose et al 1986), montmorillonite (Sherman and Vergo 1988), chlorite (Hålenius 1984) and tourmaline (Smith 1978). The polarized-or un-polarized spectra measured for red-and purple crystals contain the main 5 E g → 5 T 2g transition band at 535-565 nm.…”
Section: Mnmentioning
confidence: 99%