Preparation and 1.3 μm emission of Pr3+ doped transparent nano-glass ceramics containing SrF2

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Transparent glass ceramics containing fluorite nano-crystals were developed from oxyfluoride glasses containing 32 mol% SrF2 doped with Pr 3+ and Yb3+ ions. Materials containing xSrF2 + (32-x)CaF2 were also prepared and their fluorescence properties were investigated. Fluorite solid solution crystals containing lanthanide ions were precipitated as a single phase in all the glass ceramic compositions by heat-treatment at appropriate temperatures. The glass ceramics showed Pr 3+: 1.3 μm emission, the intensity of which became stronger with increasing SrF2 content and heat-treatment temperature, while only the 1 μm emission of Yb3+ was observed in all the as-made glasses. The lattice constant of fluorite crystals increased with increasing Sr content. Among all the samples, the glass ceramic sample with 32 mol% SrF2 showed the strongest 1.3 μm emission.

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Murakami, T., & Tanabe, S. (2007). Preparation and 1.3 μm emission of Pr3+ doped transparent nano-glass ceramics containing SrF2. Journal of the Ceramic Society of Japan, 115(1346), 605–607. https://doi.org/10.2109/jcersj2.115.605

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