Optical constants

Refractive index of C7H17O3P (Diisopropyl methylphosphonate, DIMP)

Querry 1987: Near-infrared; n,k 0.81–2.5 µm

Data
tabulated nk
Range
0.814–2.499 µm
Points
85
Licence
CC0-1.0

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At one wavelength

Range 0.814–2.499 µm
Refractive index n
1.413
Extinction coefficient k
8.20000e-06
Permittivity ε1
1.99657
Permittivity ε2
2.31732e-05
Absorption coefficient α
0.720589 cm⁻¹
Penetration depth δ = λ/(2πk)
2.77551e+07 nm
Abbe number Vd
—
Chromatic dispersion dn/dλ
0 µm⁻¹
Group index ng
1.413
Group velocity dispersion
— fs²/mm
Dispersion parameter D
— ps/(nm·km)
Photon energy
0.867022 eV

ε = (n + ik)², α = 4πk/λ, ng = n − λ dn/dλ, GVD = λ³/(2πc²) d²n/dλ², D = −(λ/c) d²n/dλ². Group-velocity dispersion is given for formula data only.

Use it in Lightsmith

Load this data in Python, simulate in one more line

pip install lightsmith
import lightsmith as ls

# C7H17O3P (Diisopropyl methylphosphonate, DIMP): Querry 1987: Near-infrared; n,k 0.81–2.5 µm
c7h17o3p = ls.fetch_refractiveindex("organic", "diisopropyl_methylphosphonate", "Querry-NIR", ref="c5c2f188e848453def5970e347399d653df2ffc2")
print(c7h17o3p.range_nm)  # (814, 2499) nm
eps = c7h17o3p.eps([1430])  # complex permittivity

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References

M. R. Querry. Optical constants of minerals and other materials from the millimeter to the ultraviolet. Contractor Report CRDEC-CR-88009 (1987)

Cite

M. R. Querry. Optical constants of minerals and other materials from the millimeter to the ultraviolet. Contractor Report CRDEC-CR-88009 (1987); Data from the refractiveindex.info database (M. N. Polyanskiy, Sci. Data 11, 94 (2024), doi:10.1038/s41597-023-02898-2)

Data

85 rows as published
C7H17O3P (Diisopropyl methylphosphonate, DIMP), Querry 1987: Near-infrared; n,k 0.81–2.5 µm: n and k versus wavelength
λ (µm)nk
0.8141.4150.0
0.8341.4150.0
0.8541.4151e-06
0.8741.4151e-06
0.8941.4151e-06
0.9141.4151e-06
0.9341.4151e-06
0.9541.4141e-06
0.9741.4141e-06
0.9941.4141e-06
1.0141.4141e-06
1.0341.4141e-06
1.0541.4141e-06
1.0741.4141e-06
1.0941.4141e-06
1.1141.4141e-06
1.1341.4143e-06
1.1541.4144e-06
1.1741.4141.1e-05
1.1941.4147e-06
1.2141.4143e-06
1.2341.4142e-06
1.2541.4142e-06
1.2741.4141e-06
1.2941.4141e-06
1.3141.4131e-06
1.3341.4132e-06
1.3541.4139e-06
1.3741.4131.2e-05
1.3941.4131.2e-05
1.4141.4139e-06
1.4341.4138e-06
1.4541.4139e-06
1.4741.4136e-06
1.4941.4137e-06
1.5141.4135e-06
1.5341.4134e-06
1.5541.4135e-06
1.5741.4135e-06
1.5941.4135e-06
1.6191.4138e-06
1.6391.4137e-06
1.6591.4121.3e-05
1.6791.4120.000105
1.6991.4127.3e-05
1.7191.4128.6e-05
1.7391.4126.8e-05
1.7591.4125.4e-05
1.7791.4123.4e-05
1.7991.4124.6e-05
1.8191.4122.6e-05
1.8391.4122.3e-05
1.8591.4122.2e-05
1.8791.4122.7e-05
1.8991.4124.2e-05
1.9191.4124.6e-05
1.9391.4124.7e-05
1.9591.4113.5e-05
1.9791.4113.5e-05
1.9991.4113.7e-05
2.0191.4113.1e-05
2.0391.4113.1e-05
2.0591.4114.3e-05
2.0791.4114.7e-05
2.0991.4115e-05
2.1191.4115.1e-05
2.1391.4115.7e-05
2.1591.4116.2e-05
2.1791.417e-05
2.1991.417.5e-05
2.2191.419.6e-05
2.2391.410.000182
2.2591.410.000639
2.2791.410.000568
2.2991.410.00078
2.3191.410.000883
2.3391.410.000454
2.3591.410.000341
2.3791.410.000257
2.3991.410.000551
2.4191.410.000453
2.4391.410.000565
2.4591.410.000493
2.4791.410.000413
2.4991.4090.000347

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