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The Consequences of Decreasing Particle Size on the Raman Spectroscopy of Carbons

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Nanostructured Carbon for Advanced Applications

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Abstract

Raman bands measured in various forms of carbon have a dominant contribution from that frequency range which is related to disorder, the D band in crystalline graphite. The origin of this band will be discussed with the hope to get a better understanding of the less ordered carbon phases. The consequences of the size effect of nanoscopic particles will be discussed in the reciprocal space with regard to the broadening of spectral lines, e.g., Raman lines. Such broadening helps to analyse amorphous carbon forms.

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Pócsik, I., Koós, M., Berkesi, O. (2001). The Consequences of Decreasing Particle Size on the Raman Spectroscopy of Carbons. In: Benedek, G., Milani, P., Ralchenko, V.G. (eds) Nanostructured Carbon for Advanced Applications. NATO Science Series, vol 24. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-010-0858-7_8

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