Refractive index of PbMoO4 (Lead Molybdate)

Optical constants of PbMoO₄ (Lead Molybdate)
Malitson 1978: n(e) 0.44–1.08 µm

Wavelength: µm

(0.44–1.08)

Complex refractive index (n+ik)[ i ]

Derived optical constants

Dispersion formula [ i ]

$$n^2-1=\frac{3.52555λ^2}{λ^2-0.17950^2}+\frac{0.20660λ^2}{λ^2-0.32537^2}$$

Comments

Extraordinary ray (e)

References

I. H. Malitson, as cited in Handbook of Optics, 3rd edition, Vol. 4. McGraw-Hill 2009. Data fit by Handbook of Optics.

Data

[Expressions for n] [CSV - comma separated] [TXT - tab separated] [Full database record]

Optical transmission calculator

Wavelength: µm
Thickness:
Calculation method:

Transmittance[ i ]

T =

LogX LogY eV

Reflection calculator

Wavelength: µm
Angle of incidence (0~90°):
Direction: in out

Reflectance[ i ]

P-polarized

R_P =

S-polarized

R_S =

Non-polarized (Rp+Rs)/2

R =

R_P R_S R LogY

Reflection phase[ i ]

ɸ_P = °
ɸ_S = °

Brewster's angle[ i ]

θ_B = °

Critical angle[ i ] [ i ]

θ_C = °

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Lead molybdate, PbMoO₄

Lead molybdate (PbMoO₄) is a crystalline compound that possesses notable optical properties, making it particularly suited for certain photonic applications. This material is widely recognized for its scintillation properties, which make it an attractive choice for use in radiation detection equipment, such as gamma-ray and X-ray detectors. The crystal's fast decay time and high light output contribute to its utility in these applications. Additionally, PbMoO₄ has been studied as a potential laser host material due to its favorable spectroscopic properties. When handling and utilizing this compound, it's essential to be aware of the potential health risks associated with lead-based materials.

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Optical constants of PbMoO₄ (Lead Molybdate)
Malitson 1978: n(e) 0.44–1.08 µm

Complex refractive index (n+ik)[ i ]

Refractive index[ i ]

Extinction coefficient[ i ]

Derived optical constants

Relative permittivity (dielectric constants)[ i ] [ i ]

Absorption coefficient[ i ] [ i ]

Abbe number[ i ]

Chromatic dispersion[ i ]

Group index[ i ] [ i ]

Group velocity dispersion[ i ] [ i ] [ i ]

Dispersion formula [ i ]

Comments

References

Data

Optical transmission calculator

Transmittance[ i ]

Reflection calculator

Reflectance[ i ]

P-polarized

S-polarized

Non-polarized (Rp+Rs)/2

Reflection phase[ i ]

Brewster's angle[ i ]

Critical angle[ i ] [ i ]

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Lead molybdate, PbMoO₄

Optical constants of PbMoO4 (Lead Molybdate)Malitson 1978: n(e) 0.44–1.08 µm

Complex refractive index (n+ik)[ i ]

Refractive index[ i ]

Extinction coefficient[ i ]

Derived optical constants

Relative permittivity (dielectric constants)[ i ] [ i ]

Absorption coefficient[ i ] [ i ]

Abbe number[ i ]

Chromatic dispersion[ i ]

Group index[ i ] [ i ]

Group velocity dispersion[ i ] [ i ] [ i ]

Dispersion formula [ i ]

Comments

References

Data

Optical transmission calculator

Transmittance[ i ]

Reflection calculator

Reflectance[ i ]

P-polarized

S-polarized

Non-polarized (Rp+Rs)/2

Reflection phase[ i ]

Brewster's angle[ i ]

Critical angle[ i ] [ i ]

INFO

Lead molybdate, PbMoO4

Optical constants of PbMoO₄ (Lead Molybdate)
Malitson 1978: n(e) 0.44–1.08 µm

Lead molybdate, PbMoO₄