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On the origin of the large refractive index change in photolyzed PbI2 films

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Abstract

Photoconductivity spectra and x-ray diffraction experiments on PbI2 films photolyzed at 165°C by 488 nm light, in different ambients, show that the observed induced absorption arises from band-gap states associated with the inclusion of isolated oxides or carbonates of lead in the film, rather than states associated with Pb clusters.

© 1977 Optical Society of America

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