In-Situ Infrared Transmission Study of Rb- and K-Doped Fullerenes
Michael C. Martin, Daniel Koller, L. Mihaly
Abstract
We have measured the four IR active C60 molecular vibrations in MxC60 (M = K, Rb) as a function of doping x. We observe discontinuous changes in the vibrational spectra showing four distinct phases (presumably x = 0, 3, 4, and 6). The 1427cm-1 and 576cm-1 modes show the largest changes shifting downward in frequency in four steps as the doping increases. Several new very weak modes are visible in the x=6 phase and are possibly Raman modes becoming weakly optically active. We present quantitative fits of the data and calculate the electron-phonon coupling of the 1427cm-1 IR mode.
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