Abstract

Raman evidence for trace amounts of BeO in wet vitreous BeF₂ was found recently, but the Be—(OH) stretching vibration (Be against OH) due to impurity water was not uncovered. Thus, the present Raman and infrared investigation of amorphous BeO and Be(OH)₂. 2H₂O was begun to obtain more information about the spectrum of BeO, and to locate the Be—(OH) stretching region.

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