Nucleation and crystallization behavior of RE - Doped tellurite glasses

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The microstructure and crystallization of the glasses with composition (100-x-y)TeO2-xPbO•P2O5-yPbF2:zMF3 (M= Er, Eu, Nd; x=42.5-30, y=5-30, z=0.5-3.0) were investigated by transmission electron microscopy (TEM) and luminescence methods. It was found that the doping with the rare-earth (III) fluorides promoted nucleation in the bulk glasses. The sizes of generated particles are about 2-5 nanometers and their shapes are close to spherical. The growth rate of crystallites depended on the lead fluoride content and glass forming rate. The heat treatment of the samples promotes the glass ceramic formation, where the crystalline phase is Pb2P2O7.

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Goncharuk, V., Mamaev, A., Silant’Ev, V., Starodubtsev, P., & Maslennikova, I. (2016). Nucleation and crystallization behavior of RE - Doped tellurite glasses. In IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering (Vol. 112). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/112/1/012023

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