2009
DOI: 10.1590/s0370-44672009000300013
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Espectroscopia infravermelha à baixa temperatura em quartzos e ametistas com altas concentrações de OH e H2O

Abstract: ResumoO objetivo desse trabalho foi caracterizar os defeitos pontuais relacionados aos grupos OH e H 2 O em quartzos e ametistas, crescidos em cavidades do tipo geodo em basalto da Formação Serra Geral (RS), usando a espectroscopia infravermelha (IV) a -175°C. Em um dos cristais, os espectros foram realizados separadamente nos setores de crescimento r{10 1 1} e z{01 11}. Na faixa entre 3800 e 3000 cm -1 , os espectros apresentaram várias bandas de absorção superpostas a uma intensa banda larga. As bandas atrib… Show more

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“…6A). This corroborates with Hebert and Rossman (2008), Guzzo et al (2009), and Enokihara ( 2013) with a higher concentration of OH and H 2 O in the initial crystallization phase and that water concentration decreases throughout the development of the crystal, allowing the formation of purple color related to center color based in Fe 3+ , since the presence of water may inhibit the development of the amethyst (Hebert and Rossman 2008). Moreover, the combination of high doses of radiation might also inhibit the development of Al-and Fe-based color centers (Hashimoto et al 2001, Henn andSchultz-Güttler 2012).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 85%
“…6A). This corroborates with Hebert and Rossman (2008), Guzzo et al (2009), and Enokihara ( 2013) with a higher concentration of OH and H 2 O in the initial crystallization phase and that water concentration decreases throughout the development of the crystal, allowing the formation of purple color related to center color based in Fe 3+ , since the presence of water may inhibit the development of the amethyst (Hebert and Rossman 2008). Moreover, the combination of high doses of radiation might also inhibit the development of Al-and Fe-based color centers (Hashimoto et al 2001, Henn andSchultz-Güttler 2012).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 85%
“…Developing knowledge on the nature and properties of impurity defects in quartz is a great help towards the applicability of the raw stone 6 .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%