ESR Study of Cd^+ Ions in KCl
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The Cd^+((5s)^1,^2S_<1/2>) ion in the X-ray irradiated KCl crystal is investigated by electron spin resonance (ESR) technique in the temperature range between 77 K and 300 K. The ESR spectrum of the ion is characterized by g=1.997±0.001, ∣A∣(^<111>Cd^+)=12.37 GHz and |A|(^<113>Cd^+)=12.92 GHz at 110 K. The hyperfine coupling constant of the ion is found to be remarkably temperature dependent in a form of A_T(Cd^+)=A_0(1-CT), where C=1.5×10^<-4>(degree)^<-1>. This can be well explained by an assumption that the wavefunction for 5_s electron of the Cd^+ ion is partially mixed with those for 5p electrons by the electron-lattice interaction.
- 社団法人日本物理学会の論文
- 1973-03-05
著者
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Toyotomi Yasuko
Institute For Optical Research Kyoiku University
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Onaka Ryumyo
Instirure For Optical Research Kyoiku University
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