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Analysis of Mössbauer spectra of silicate glasses using a two-dimensional Gaussian distribution of hyperfine parameters

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In this paper, a two-dimensional Gaussian distribution of isomer shift and quadrupole splitting was proposed to evaluate the hyperfine parameter distribution in Mossbauer spectra of silicate glasses.
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A new method is proposed to evaluate the hyperfine parameter distribution in Mossbauer spectra of silicate glasses. The method assumes a distribution of isomer shift and quadrupole splitting with a two-dimensional Gaussian shape. Application of the method to Mossbauer spectra of CaOSiO2FeO glasses containing different redox ratios, Fe3+/Fe2+, is discussed. It is shown that the two-dimensional Gaussian distribution method leads to a very good description of the data with a relatively small number of free parameters.

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The effect of water activity on the oxidation and structural state of Fe in a ferro-basaltic melt

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