Seven Raman lines of the tetragonal BaTiO 3 single crystals, excited by the Hg-c line, have been observed at 359, 416, 502, 513, 736, 823 and 1181 cm -1 from the c-line. The three lines of higher frequencies are interpreted to be corresponding to the lattice vibrations of higher mode. A possible explanation of the four lines of lower frequencies is presented as corresponding to the fundamental modes of vibration in tetragonal BaTiO 3 . A possibility is pointed out that the “ferroelectric mode” splits into two species, of which frequencies are near 340 cm -1 and near 34 cm -1 , respectively. The Raman line located at 359 cm -1 is interpreted to be corresponding to the former species.
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