Formation and Properties of a Novel Heavy‐Metal Chalcogenide Glass Doped with a High Dysprosium Concentration
Guangming Tao, Haitao Guo, Lei Feng, Min Lü, Wei Wei, Bo Peng
Abstract
Guangming Tao, Haitao Guo, Lei Feng, Min Lü, Wei Wei, Bo Peng
Abstract
A novel heavy‐metal chalcogenide glass doped with a high dysprosium ion (Dy 3+ ) concentration was prepared by the well‐established melt–quenching technique from high‐purity elements. The results show that when Cadmium (Cd) is introduced into chalcogenide glass, the concentration of Dy 3+ ions doped in GeGaCdS glasses is markedly increased, the thermodynamic performance improves, and the difference between T g and T x is >120°C. The Vickers microhardness is also modified greatly, about 245 kgf/mm 2 . The optical spectra indicate that all absorption and emission bands of Dy 3+ are clearly observed and red‐shifted with increasing Dy 3+ concentration.
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A novel heavy‐metal chalcogenide glass doped with a high dysprosium ion (Dy 3+ ) concentration was prepared by the well‐established melt–quenching technique from high‐purity elements. The results show that when Cadmium (Cd) is introduced into chalcogenide glass, the concentration of Dy 3+ ions doped in GeGaCdS glasses is markedly increased, the thermodynamic performance improves, and the difference between T g and T x is >120°C. The Vickers microhardness is also modified greatly, about 245 kgf/mm 2 . The optical spectra indicate that all absorption and emission bands of Dy 3+ are clearly observed and red‐shifted with increasing Dy 3+ concentration.
Key concepts: Dysprosium, Chalcogenide, Materials science, Doping, Analytical Chemistry (journal), Metal, Absorption (acoustics), Quenching (fluorescence)