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Mössbauer 57Fe and 129I Spectra, as Well as the Local Environment of Atoms, in Chalcogenide CuI–AgI–As2Se3 and CuI–PbI2–SbI3–As2Se3 Films Deposited from Glass Solutions in N-Butylamine

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The results of a Mössbauer study of amorphous CuI–AgI–As2Se3 and CuI–PbI2–SbI3–As2Se3 films are presented, applied from glass solutions in n-butylamine. By Mössbauer spectroscopy with the use of probes 57Fe and 129I, a correlation is established between the transformation of the rigidity and conservatism of the vitreous matrix on the content of copper and silver iodides in CuI–AgI–As2Se3 and CuI–PbI2–SbI3–As2Se3 films.

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Baidakov, D.L., Lyubavina, A.P. & Ryseva, V.A. Mössbauer 57Fe and 129I Spectra, as Well as the Local Environment of Atoms, in Chalcogenide CuI–AgI–As2Se3 and CuI–PbI2–SbI3–As2Se3 Films Deposited from Glass Solutions in N-Butylamine. Glass Phys Chem 47, 441–445 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1087659621050059

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