Abstract:
Raman spectra of thermal evaporation amorphous selenium annealed in various fixed temperatures above and below the glass transition temperature T$_g$ were studied. Presented that in Raman spectra of films annealed below T$_g$ along with vibrational modes 237 and 250 cm$^{-1}$ appears high-intensity mode 232 cm$^{-1}$ which is not attributable to vibration of bonds in hexagonal selenium. Mode 143 cm$^{-1}$. appears in films annealed above T$_g$ which is attributable to hexagonal selenium but intensity of mode 237 cm$^{-1}$ increases. This features explained by changes in local structures because of variation in concentration ratio between low-temperature and high-temperature modifications of polimorfoids that takes place during annealing.