Abstract
Highly perfect single crystals of nonlinear optical organic materials are required for use in optical devices. An overview of the bulk crystal growth of these materials by melt, vapor, and solution processes is presented. Additionally, methods that may be used to purify starting materials, detect impurities at low levels, screen materials for crystal growth, and process grown crystals are discussed. © 1991.
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Penn, B. G., Cardelino, B. H., Moore, C. E., Shields, A. W., & Frazier, D. O. (1991). Growth of bulk single crystals of organic materials for nonlinear optical devices: An overview. Progress in Crystal Growth and Characterization of Materials, 22(1–2), 19–51. https://doi.org/10.1016/0960-8974(91)90024-7
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