Electronic structure of U(super 3+) in Cs3Lu2Cl9 and Cs3Y2I9 single crystals

Article Abstract:

The study recorded a low-temperature emission and polarized absorption spectra for U(super 3+) ions diluted in Cs3Lu2Cl9 and Cs3Y2I9 host crystals. The inadequacy in determination of the minor atomic parameters and the insufficient inclusion of the influence of excited configuration in the applied crystal field (CF) Hamiltonian are assumed to be main deficiencies preventing a better agreement between the experimental and calculated energies of CF levels.

Uranium Compounds, Spectra, Electron configuration, Atomic properties

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Effects of annealing temperature on magnetic property and structure of amorphous Co49Pt51 alloy nanowire arrays prepared by direct-current electrodeposition

Article Abstract:

Co49Pt51 nanowire arrays with an average diameter of 356 nm and lengths of several micrometers were grown in an ordered porous anodic aluminum oxide template using direct-current electrodeposition. The temperature dependence of the magnetic property of the Co49Pt51 nanowire arrays associated with the microstructure was analyzed by X-ray diffraction and vibrating sample magnetometer.

Cobalt Compounds, Platinum compounds, Chemical properties, Electrodeposition

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