Fibrous Noble Opals: Electron and Atomic-Force Microscopy and Spectrometry Data

Anna Valer`evna Aseeva; Sergei Viktorovich Vysotskiy; Konstantin Nickolaevich Galkin; Kseniya Yur`evna Bushkareva; Alexander Alexandrovich Karabtsov; Andrew Sergeevich Okrugin

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Fibrous Noble Opals: Electron and Atomic-Force Microscopy and Spectrometry Data

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The work deals with results of study of hydrothermal noble opals. It has been established that hydrothermal opals are composed of multiple clusters: chaotic packs, fibers and grid layers. An effect of the water saturation coefficient on the opal optical properties was considered.

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Anna Valer`evna Aseeva*, Sergei Viktorovich Vysotskiy, Konstantin Nickolaevich Galkin, Kseniya Yur`evna Bushkareva, Alexander Alexandrovich Karabtsov, Andrew Sergeevich Okrugin

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Supermolecular Structure of Hydrothermal Noble Opal, Water in Fiber Opal

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