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The nature of the Ge(2) center and ESR hyperfine structure with a splitting of 11.9 mT, observed in germanium-doped silica fibers, is studied experimentally. It is considered that the Ge(2) center has a structure of –O–Ġe=O and that the 11.9 mT hyperfine structure is due to a structure of H–Ġe=O. The former is a precursor of the latter, i.e., the latter is yielded through chemical reaction of the former with hydrogen molecules.
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Nagasawa et al. (1988) studied this question.
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