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Raman spectra of the same samples given in Fig. 2(b) reveal the preferred phonon of 150 cm-1 which is an indication of anatase phase. The phonon frequency (wavenumber) position is however observed to change and shift to lower wavenumbers as demonstrated by a dotted line in Fig. 2(b)...
Figure 3. Raman spectra of: (a) GOs, rGO and graphites, (b) rGOs obtained using different reducing agents and microwave treatment (MWT). Table 2. The position, full-width at half maximum (FWHM) values and intensity ratios of D, G and 2D modes of Raman spectra recorded from graphite...
To complement the analysis on the XANES spectra, an independent pre-edge data treatment was performed at the Fe K-edge. The pre-edge region was fitted with a sum of Gaussian functions by first subtracting a spline function background to the normalized spectra, defined by selecting an appropriat...
As can be seen, only stretching modes of metal–oxygen (M–O) vibrations can be observed at approximately 820 cm−1, and in the range of 625–430 cm−1 in the FTIR spectra of all three samples. These absorption bands correspond to the vibration of the Fe–O, Bi–O, or Bi–O–...