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Official Journal of the Japan Wood Research Society

Table 1 Mössbauer parameters at 298 K of iron-loaded charcoal samples

From: Mössbauer and Raman spectroscopic characterization of iron and carbon in iron-loaded Japanese cypress charcoal

Sample

Type of split

IS (mm/s)

QS (mm/s)

H (T)

LW (mm/s)

Yield* (%)

Iron species

Fe-C750-1

Doublet

0.337 (3)

0.792 (4)

0.64 (1)

89 (1)

High-spin Fe3+ species

Sextet

0.17 (1)

0.07 (2)

20.80(8)

0.31 (3)

11 (1)

Fe3C

Fe-C800-1

Doublet

0.322 (3)

0.798 (5)

0.69 (1)

79 (1)

High-spin Fe3+ species

Sextet

0.19 (1)

0.02 (1)

20.70(5)

0.39 (2)

21 (1)

Fe3C

Fe-C850-1

Doublet

0.56 (3)

0.48 (4)

0.53 (8)

13 (1)

High-spin Fe3+ species

Sextet-1

0.184 (5)

0.030 (10)

20.71 (3)

0.32 (1)

37 (1)

Fe3C

Sextet-2

0.07 (3)

−0.09 (7)

33.0 (2)

0.30 (10)

5 (1)

α-Fe

Singlet

−0.100 (2)

0.293 (6)

45 (1)

γ-Fe

Fe-C850-2

Doublet

0.25 (1)

0.96 (2)

0.58 (2)

9.4 (3)

High-spin Fe3+ species

Sextet-1

0.188 (1)

0.028 (2)

20.63 (1)

0.350 (2)

69.2 (3)

Fe3C

Sextet-2

−0.012 (4)

0.033 (8)

33.12 (2)

0.27 (1)

11.2 (3)

α-Fe

Singlet

−0.098 (6)

0.271 (6)

10.2 (2)

γ-Fe

Fe-C900-1

Sextet-1

0.187 (2)

0.034 (5)

20.62 (2)

0.378 (6)

48.3 (3)

Fe3C

Sextet-2

−0.015 (4)

0.04 (2)

33.27 (7)

0.21 (1)

4.8 (5)

α-Fe

Singlet

−0.091 (1)

0.346 (3)

46.9 (3)

γ-Fe

  1. IS, isomer shift; QS, quadrupole splitting; H, internal magnetic field; T, tesla; LW, linewidth
  2. * Yields of iron species were calculated from their Mössbauer absorption areas