Examples of minerals containing OH groups in their
structure Actinolite OH overtones reflectance spectrum. The
absorption at 1050 nm is an indication of the presence of iron two in
the structure. The other sharp peaks are OH vibrations. The peak at 1900
nm could indicate some water impurity. |
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The tremolite spectrum is similar to
actinolite although less sharp. The peak at 1900 nm is absent. |
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OH groups spectra in a chlorite. At 900-1100 nm is
the absorption of Fe++ |
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This is a transmission spectrum of a
muscovite plate obtained with the same spectrometer. |
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NIR of OH bonds in serpentine. |
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Talc NIR spectrum showing very sharp OH
absorption bands. |
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Black tourmaline NIR spectrum. |
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Glaucophane, sodic amphibole, to be compared
with tremolite. |
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NIR spectrum of goethite. Fe++ crystal field
absorption at 900 nm. |
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Complete visible NIR spectrum of
natrojarosite showing the Fe++ peak at 900 nm and the usual OH features
at 1450 and 1800-2500 nm. |
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