The infrared emission spectra of CaF2-CaO-SiO2 melt were investigated by a
method combining infrared emission spectroscopy and the hot-filament techni
que. Emission for spectra related to Si-O bond can be observed by this in s
itu technique. The influence of SiO2 and fluoride content on the spectrum w
as investigated, and the emission attributable to bonds corresponding to si
licon-bridging oxygen and silicon-non bridging oxygen was discussed. Result
s suggest that fluoride ion dominantly substitutes for a non-bridging bond
in low SiO2 concentration region. The structure of silicate was compared wi
th calculated infrared emission of Si-F-O.