โ Scribed by H. Kawamura; K. Fukumasu; Y. Hamada
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Low frequency inelastic scattering (LOFIS) concerns Raman scattering of light below 100 cm-L; in this frequency range the eigenmodes of small crystallites give rise to low frequency lines whose position depends on the crystallite sizes. LOFIS of various CdS,Set\_~ semiconductor-doped glasses was ana
In this work it is shown that the choice of the anisotropic pofarizabihty density as a slow variable in addition to the hydrodynamic mriables does not display a dispersion in the sound velocity in various cases of different relative time scales of changes in the polarizabihty density and in the hydr
inelastic light scattering experiments demonstrate the existence of a conformational change upon ionization of a weak acid poiyelectrolyte in aqueous salt solutions. The swelling of the polymeric coil occurs at a neutmlization degree increasing with mofecnlar weight.
An 12 vapor ceII and an optical multichannel analyzer allowed the simultaneous detection (from -60 to +60 cm-') of inelastic scattering from a Ag electrode (electrochemicalIy roughened in 0.1 M KI). Separation of the low-frequency mode, which peaks at =7 cm-', from the inelastic continuum, which inc