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When we fit (Lorentzian or Gaussian) the Raman peaks, we will get the following three parameters. 1. height, 2. Area under the peak, 3. width. Out of 1 (height of the peak) and 2 (area under the...
02 February 2018 7,695 3 View
I would like to illustrate the above question with XRD technique. For example, width of the Bragg’s peak in XRD is inversely proportional to crystallite size, hence one I can expect increase in...
03 March 2017 5,603 6 View
I would like to explain this question with following description. The system (crystal) can be perturbed by pressure, temperature, etc. Then the crystal may undergoes structural transition (from...
02 February 2016 4,553 3 View
I would like to explain this question with the following illustrative example. The semiconducting layered chalcogenides adopt hexagonal structure (Eg: Bi2Se3, Bi2Te3, Sb2Te3 etc.,) They have...
02 February 2016 6,427 2 View
In the high pressure XRD, pressure versus volume data is fitted by Birch-Murnaghan equation of state (BM-EOS). The fit will yield bulk modulus (B0), derivative of bulk modulus (B0’) and volume at...
02 February 2016 7,163 4 View
The study of external perturbation to the Raman modes is very novel and well understood. For example, pressure and temperature effects on solid are given below. Pressure effects: 1. The...
01 January 2016 2,151 2 View
Generally, the line width (full width at half maximum) of Raman peak signifies the life time of phonon as FWHM is inversely proportional to life time. This life time may increase/decrease...
01 January 2016 8,767 7 View