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Single crystals and polycrystalline specimens of YAsO4 are prepared by flux method and solid‐state reaction, respectively. Crystal and powder Raman and infrared spectra at 300 K and crystal Raman spectrum at 77 K of YAsO4 are taken to study the internal and external vibrations of AsO4−3 ions. It is found that lattice vibrations with k = 0 associated with the tetrahedra of YAsO4 are similar to that of DyAsO4 and SmAsO4. The Raman spectrum at 77 K shows slight shifting of phonon lines to higher frequencies due to the decreasing anharmonic interactions of the vibrations. Similarly softening of one of the force constants (f4) at 77 K in comparison to that of 300 K was observed. Different dosages of X‐ray irradiation produces a very little effect to create defects in the YAsO4 crystals.
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