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These minerals exhibit spectacular cathodoluminescence color when bombarded with electrons Cathodoluminescence CL microscopy therefore is a very effective technique for the characterization of refractory corrosion by slags
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Cathodoluminescence CL petrography is a popular tool in investigations of carbonate rocks and their diagenesis The most widespread use of CL in carbonate studies is in cement stratigraphy using zoned cements Visual CL colors and intensities are commonly correlated with analyzed Mn 2 and Fe 2 contents and then used often in conjunction
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Cathodoluminescence CL microscopy and spectroscopy are luminescence techniques with widespread applications in geosciences Many rock forming and accessory minerals show CL characteristics which can be successfully used in geoscientific research One of the most spectacular applications is the visualization of growth textures and other
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Abstract Cathodoluminescence CL microscopy and spectroscopy of single plagioclase grains from lunar soil show that plagioclases from Luna 20 highland have more or less homogeneous CL with both blue or green colors whereas plagioclase grains sampled by Luna 24 mare luminesce dominantly green with partially distinct oscillatory zoning The three main emission bands in the blue 450 nm
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Cathodoluminescence CL in the scanning electron microscope SEM or the scanning transmission electron microscope STEM is a very useful tool for the charac terization of low dimensional semiconductor structures To obtain spatial resolution the SEM/STEM provides a highly focused electron beam that can be positioned at specific
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Make sure that the sample surface is flat enough this can be achieved by polishing Avoid large differences > 0 1 mm in height/surface roughness If the surface is dirty it can help to clean it chemically e g isopropanol acetone or by reactive ion etching with oxygen for example The most common preparation technique for geological
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Cathodoluminescence Emission of light obtained by electron excitation CL is similar to the photoluminescence PL technique but the excitation of high energy electrons can produce all the transition to the higher energy excitation n states and induce light emission in the wide spectral range The electron beam is typically produced in an
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Highly forsteritic olivine Fo 99 2 99 7 in the Kaba meteorite emits bright cathodoluminescence CL CL spectra of red luminescent forsterite grains have two broad emission bands at approximately 630 nm impurity center of divalent Mn ions in the red region and above 700 nm trivalent Cr ions in the red IR region The cores of the grains show CL blue luminescence giving a characteristic
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Cathodoluminescence CL microscopy is a powerful technique for studying biominerals New progress on CL observation of biological materials is discussed especially the Mn2 incorporation in shells during life and the relationship with environmental and/or diagenetic parameters The aragonite calcite transformation temperature during heating is reviewed for example in order to trace the
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Make sure that the sample surface is flat enough this can be achieved by polishing Avoid large differences > 0 1 mm in height/surface roughness If the surface is dirty it can help to clean it chemically e g isopropanol acetone or by reactive ion etching with oxygen for example The most common preparation technique for geological
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Cathodoluminescence CL Microscopy Application to Refractories and Slags Musa Karakus and Robert E Moore University of Missouri Rolla Department of Ceramic Engineering Rolla MO 65401 E mail karakus umr edu ABSTRACT Refractories are ceramic materials possessing high thermal shock properties and slag corrosion
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Application of Cathodoluminescence Microscopy and Spectroscopy in Geosciences Jens Götze Institute of Mineralogy TU Bergakademie Freiberg Brennhausgasse 14 D 09596 Freiberg Saxony Germany Abstract Cathodoluminescence CL microscopy and spectroscopy are luminescence techniques with wide spread applications in geosciences
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Since the CL of EGFP emits from the quite shallow region we suggest a novel application for focused ion beam/scanning electron microscopy FIB/SEM technology 19
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Abstract Cathodoluminescence CL microscopy and spectroscopy are luminescence techniques with widespread applications in geosciences Many rock forming and accessory minerals show CL characteristics which can be successfully used in geoscientific research One of the most spectacular applications is the visualization of growth textures and other
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Cathodoluminescence CL microscopy is a powerful technique for studying biominerals New progress on CL observation of biological materials is discussed especially the Mn 2 incorporation in shells during life and the relationship with environmental and/or diagenetic parameters The aragonite calcite transformation temperature during heating is reviewed for example in order to trace the
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Cathodoluminescence CL the excitation of light by an electron beam has gained attention as an analysis tool for investigating the optical response of a structure at a resolution that approaches that in electron microscopy in the nanometer range However the application possibilities are limited because the use of transparent
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Cathodoluminescence microscopy is the term used to describe the analysis of light emitted from a sample in an electron microscope the light may be in the ultraviolet visible and infrared wavelength portions of the electromagnetic spectrum
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Cathodoluminescence CL Microscopy Luminescence luminescence glow is a common phenomenon in inorganic and organic substances that results from an emission transition of anions molecules or a crystal from an excited electronic state to a ground or other state with lesser energy
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Optical microscope cathodoluminescence OM CL microscopy is a modern luminescence technique with widespread applications in geosciences Many rock forming and accessory minerals show specific CL properties that can be successfully used in geoscience and materials science research One of the most spectacular applications is the visualization of growth textures alteration and other
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Application of cathodoluminescence microscopy and spectroscopy in geosciences Application of cathodoluminescence microscopy and spectroscopy in geosciences Jens Götze TU Bergakademie Freiberg Topical Conference on Cathodoluminescence Gaithersburg October 24 28 2011 800 1200 1600 2000 2400 2800 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 wavelength nm
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Cathodoluminescence CL permits to give prominence to the layer sequence particularly white and off white e g pale yellow cream colors multilayered paint samples see Figure 3 F It is the excitation of visible light or of radiation of adjacent wavelengths in semiconductors and insulators e g inorganic pigments and extenders when
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FIGURE 6 CL emission spectra taken from two spots within plagioclase grain Luna 24 5 showing a clear emission at 690 nm which can be related to Fe3 The two spectra of spot 1 and 2 compare Fig 2d only slightly differ in the intensity of the Mn2 emission calculated Mn concentrations are 18 and 20 ppm respectively Cathodoluminescence microscopy and spectroscopy of plagioclases
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Cathodoluminescence CL is electromagnetic radiation or light ranging from visible VIS to near infrared NIR created by the interaction of high energy electrons cathode rays with a luminescent material The light that is emitted carries very specific information about the optical and electronic properties of the sample
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article osti title = Application of Nomarski DIC and cathodoluminescence CL microscopy to building materials author = Goetze J abstractNote = The present study discusses the potential of an integrated application of Nomarski differential interference contrast and cathodoluminescence microscopy for the investigation of building materials such as natural stone
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The SEM CL operates in the same manner as a hot cathode CL attachment to an optical system i e electrons are generated with a heated filament and accelerated to an anode However in SEM CL there is a column under high vacuum <10 5 Torr in which the electrons are accelerated toward the anode under potential differences generally of 1 30 kV
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In cathodoluminescence microscopy the luminescence signal is excited by an electron beam and is generated by different point defects within the material Therefore cathodoluminescence is a powerful method to characterize the defect structure of solid materials to distinguish different phases and to reveal detailed information about their
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Abstract A wide variety of processes induces different kinds of luminescence which is an emission of photons mainly in the visible domain Marfunin 1979 Machel et al 1991 Radioluminescence is excited by X ray photons γ rays and α and β nuclear particles bombardment Chemiluminescence is the result of chemical reactions chemical
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TEM has recently been successfully applied to characterizing bond microstructures of direct bond ed magnesia chromite refractories 18 as well as to corrosion studies of different aluminas in steel slags 19 Cathodoluminescence microscopy CLM has been a standard technique for studying a great
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Abstract Cathodoluminescence CL microscopy and spectroscopy are luminescence techniques with widespread applications in geosciences Many rock forming and accessory minerals show CL characteristics which can be successfully used in geoscientific research One of the most spectacular applications is the visualization of growth textures and other
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Cathodoluminescence CL studies are widely applied in semi‐conductor science and technology However for structures with a p‐n junction the CL spatial distribution can be strongly affected by internal current flows of the electron beam induced current generated within the structure
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Cathodoluminescence microscopy The cathodoluminescence technique has been used extensively in the scanning electron microscope SEM to study bulk specimens and nanoparticles However the spatial resolution of the technique has been limited to approximately 20 nm in the very best case and has not allowed correlation with microstructure
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Transmitted light cathodoluminescence CL microscopy has developed into a powerful method for a lot of investigations in the geosciences and materials sciences Different materials were successfully investigated by luminescence analyses such as synthetic minerals and gemstones industrial raw materials products of coal and waste combustion
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Cathodoluminescence is most commonly performed in a scanning electron microscope In a vacuum chamber containing the sample of interest an electron beam is focused on the sample The light which is generated then has to be collected with a collection optic e g mirror or objective or directly captured by a CL detector in the chamber
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SEM CathodoLuminescence SEM CL is the emission of photons of characteristic wavelengths from a material that is under high energy electron bombardment produced in a scanning electron microscope The nature of CL in a material is a complex function of composition lattice structure and superimposed strain or damage on the structure of the
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