It has been shown that the optical H band and the ESR H spectrum arise from the same center, the H center, in KCl. Similar to the Cl₂^- (or VK) center, the H center has two optical transitions: A strong and highly σ-polarized transition giving rise to an absorption band at 336 nm, and a much weaker transition, which is very weakly σ-polarized, giving rise to an absorption band at 522 nm. The disorientation temperature of the H center has been found to be (10.9±{}0.3)^∘{}K.
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