Noble Metals as a Source of Continuous Scattering in Fluoride Glasses
Submicrometer scattering centers in fluorozirconate glasses were analyzed in an analytical electron microscope. Spherical platinum particles were found most frequently; other morphologies and noble metals such as gold, rhodium, and iridium were also observed.
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| description | Submicrometer scattering centers in fluorozirconate glasses were analyzed in an analytical electron microscope. Spherical platinum particles were found most frequently; other morphologies and noble metals such as gold, rhodium, and iridium were also observed. |
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