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Optical constants of Se (Selenium)
Ciesielski et al. 2018: 25-nm film; n,k 0.2–2 µm

Wavelength: µm
 (0.20000–2.0000)  
 

Complex refractive index (n+ik)[ i ]


n   k   LogX   LogY   eV

Derived optical constants

Conditions & Spec sheet

film_thickness: 2.5E-8
substrate: SiO2

Comments

25 nm-thick selenium film deposited directly on SiO2 substrate

References

A. Ciesielski, L. Skowronski, W.Pacuski, T. Szoplik. Permittivity of Ge, Te and Se thin films in the 200–1500 nm spectral range. Predicting the segregation effects in silver. Mat. Sci. Semicond. Process. 81, 64-67 (2018) (Numerical data kindly provided by Arkadiusz Ciesielski)

Data

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INFO

Selenium, Se

Selenium (Se) is a non-metal with a gray or black appearance, and it's an essential trace element for many organisms. Resembling sulfur both in its appearance and in its ability to form polymers, selenium has a range of allotropes. It is primarily used in the electronics industry for photovoltaic cells and as a photosensitive material in xerography. Selenium also finds applications in the glass industry to decolorize glass and make red and yellow pigments. Additionally, it's utilized in metallurgy to refine certain metals. In the realm of optics, selenium is known for its photoconductive properties. It should be handled with care, as excessive exposure can lead to selenium poisoning, which has symptoms similar to arsenic poisoning.

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