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Study of IR spectra of a polymineral natural association of phyllosilicate minerals

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The IR spectrum of a sample from a polymineral natural association of phyllosilicate minerals (clays from the Millerovskoe deposit, Russian Federation) has been analyzed. Calculations are performed by the method of density functional theory with allowance for the real crystallographic features of the compounds entering the sample composition, which were found using methods of structural analysis. The detailed analysis of IR spectra made it possible to find an unambiguous correlation between the absorption bands and corresponding vibrational modes of individual minerals entering the association. It is shown that the widths of vibrational spectral components can be integrally estimated by expanding the IR spectrum of the association in spectra of individual minerals using phase analysis data.

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Yavna, V.A., Kasprzhitskii, A.S., Lazorenko, G.I. et al. Study of IR spectra of a polymineral natural association of phyllosilicate minerals. Opt. Spectrosc. 118, 529–536 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1134/S0030400X15040220

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