Optical constants of fine particles for the infrared region

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Infrared Radiation, Interstellar Matter, Optical Thickness, Amorphous Silicon, Infrared Sources (Astronomy), Interstellar Chemistry

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The optical constants n and k of fine particles such as silicates in mid- and far-infrared are determined. The transmittance of a KBr pellet of finely ground particles of minerals such that 2(pi)a/lambda much less than 1 (a is the grain radius and lambda the wavelength) was measured, and the mass absorption coefficient was derived independently of the grain-size distribution. The optical constants n and k were estimated with the aid of dispersion formula. The validity of the method was checked by measuring the reflectivity R and the mass absorption coefficient of obsidian. Derived optical constants n and k from these measurements showed good agreement with each other. The infrared properties of fused quartz and hydrous silicates were determined.

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