Evidences are given that two classes of the transient IR- absorption bands: (a) with max. at 0.27-0.36 eV in NaCl, KCl, KBr, KI and RbCl (due to shallow electron traps according G. Jacobs or due to bound polarons according E.V. Korovkin and T.A. Lebedkina) and (b) with max. at 0.15-0.36 eV in NaI, NaBr, NaCl:I, KCl:I, RbCl:I and RbBr:I (due to on-center STE localized at iodine dimer according M. Hirai and collaborators) are caused by the same defect- atomic alkali impurity center [M+]c0e- (electron e- trapped by a substitutional smaller size alkali cation impurity [M+]c0). The Mollwo-Ivey plots (for the transient IR-absorption bands) of the zero-phonon line energy E0 (for NaCl, KCl, KBr, RbCl and NaBr, KCl:I) and/or the low-energy edge valued E0 (for NaI, RbCl:I, RbBr:I) versus anion-cation distance (d) evidence that two types of the [M+]c0e- centers are predominant: (a) [Na+]c0e- in the KX and RbX host crystals with the relation E0approximately equals 6.15/d2.74, (b) [Li+]c03- in the NaX host crystals - E0approximately equals 29.4/d4.72. The Mollwo-Ivey relation E0approximately equals 18.36/d(superscript 2.70 is fulfilled as well for the F' band in NaCl, KCl, KBr, KI, RbCl, RbI if we use the F' center optical binding energy values E0.
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