Abstract
The absorption and fluorescent spectra of mixed KCl-KBr crystals with lead admixtures were measured. A comparison with the absorption of analogical mixed solutions showed that the displacement of the absorption band of lead towards longer wave-lengths with increasing content of bromide is caused by the creation of mixed complexes. The latter are also responsible for the fluorescence of the crystals.
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