DELAYED COINCIDENCE-MOSSBAUER STUDIES OF SOLID STATE PHENOMENA.
Abstract
The research group has developed a suitable system for performing delayed-coincidence Mossbauer studies of solid state phenomena. The essential feature of effective electric field gradients and magnetic fields in ferrous compounds has been the development of techniques for obtaining the values of the effective fields at iron nuclei in solids from the corresponding Mossbauer spectrum. It was shown that a measurement of the discontinuity in the electric field gradient at the iron nuclei as a function of temperature is closely related to the ferroelectric transition. The effective field parameters at Fe57 nuclei in the cubic normal spinel FeCr2S4 have been investigated in the temperature range from 60 degrees K to 298 degrees K, using the Mossbauer effect. Single crystals of sodium nitroprusside were grown from solution and cut in various orientations with respect to the crystalline axes. (Author)
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- May 17, 1968
- Accession Number
- AD0669631
Entities
People
- Gilbert R. Hoy
Organizations
- Boston University