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Verification of the anomalous-skin-effect theory for silver in the infrared

H. E. Bennett, J. M. Bennett, E. J. Ashley, R. J. Motyka

The measured infrared reflectance of silver films prepared by rapid evaporation in ultrahigh vacuum was found to be in excellent agreement (0.1%) with values predicted by the anomalous skin effect theory in the wavelength region from 4-24 μ (values of …

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SILVER: Normal spectral reflectance

Normal-incidence reflectance of aluminum films in the wavelength region 800-2000 Å

R. C. Vehse, E. T. Arakawa, J. L. Stanford

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4 entries

ALUMINUM: Normal spectral reflectance

Note on the Reflecting Power of Tantalum, Tungsten, and Molybdenum

W. W. Coblentz

The positive and negative thermionic emission and the rate of evaporation of neutral atoms have been studied for well outgassed tungsten. To fix a reliable temperature scale the spectral emissivity for &lambda and =0.669 &mu and has been determined for …

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TANTALUM: Normal spectral reflectance

Optical Constants of Silicon in the Extreme Ultraviolet Region

T. Sasaki, K. Ishiguro

The optical constants n and k of a single crystal of silicon were determined by measurements of the reflectance at two angles of incidence in the region 10 to 19.2 eV. Energies of plasma oscillation derived from the optical data …

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SILICON: Angular spectral reflectance

Optical Constants of Germanium in the Region 1 to 10 ev

H. R. Philipp, E. A. Taft

The reflectance, |r(λ)|2, of single-crystal germanium was measured in the range 0.6 to 11.3 ev. The phase, θ(λ), was computed from these data using the Kramers-Kronig relation between the real and imaginary parts of the complex function lnr=ln|r|+iθ. The optical …

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GERMANIUM: Normal spectral reflectance

Optical Properties of Ag and Cu

H. Ehrenreich, H. R. Philipp

Experimental data for the optical constants of Ag and Cu extending to 25 eV are discussed in terms of three fundamental physical processes: (1) free-electron effects, (2) interband transitions, and (3) collective oscillations. Dispersion theory is used to obtain an …

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SILVER: Normal spectral reflectance
COPPER: Normal spectral reflectance

Determination of the emissivity, for total radiation, of small diameter platinum-10% rhodium wires in the temperature range 600-1450°C

D. Bradley, A. G. Entwistle

The method of measurement of the emissivities is described. Two different lengths of wire, of the same diameter, were electrically heated in vacuo. By this procedure the end cooling correction could be eliminated experimentally. From the readings of wire resistance …

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Platinum Rhodium: 300 hemispherical total emittance

Spectral Reflectance of CoAl and NiAl Alloys with CsCl Structure

Takashi Sambongi, Ryuhei Hagiwara, Tokio Yamadaya

Reflectance of CoAl and NiAl alloys with CsCl structure was measured in the spectral region between 7000 and 3000 Å. Structures in the reflectance curves are discussed in terms of interband transitions. Rigid-band approximation seems to be able to explain …

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[ALUMINUM + COBALT] ALLOYS: Normal spectral reflectance
[COBALT + ALUMINUM] ALLOYS: Normal spectral reflectance

Avoiding errors from stray radiation in measuring the spectral emittance of diffusely reflecting specimens

H. E. Clark

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PLATINUM: Normal spectral emittance

Optical absorption of copper and silver at 4.2°K

Manfred A. Biondi

Measurements of the optical absorption of copper and silver are made over the wavelength range 0.3-3.3μ at a temperature of 4.2°K where the classical mean free path of the conduction electrons is much greater than the depth of penetration of …

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SILVER: Angular spectral absorptance
COPPER: Angular spectral absorptance