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OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF NATURAL MINERALS IN THE FAR-INFRARED (KRAMERS-KRONIG, DISPERSIVE, CLAY, REFLECTANCE, FTS)

Posted on:1986-01-27Degree:Ph.DType:Dissertation
University:University of Missouri - RollaCandidate:LONG, LARRY LAVERNFull Text:PDF
GTID:1471390017460591Subject:Physics
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The reflectivity of natural mineral powders were measured in the far infrared. The complex indices of refraction were then determined by Kramers-Kronig analysis or dispersive analysis. The samples were constructed by pressing the powdered sample into a 13 mm diameter pellet. A few of the samples that were measured were kaolin, illite, and montmorillonite, clay samples that could not be obtained in large single crystals. For calcite and gypsum crystals a comparison between the single crystal measurements and powder measurements was done to determine the effect of sample preparation on the measured spectra.
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