Growth and characterization of a new nonlinear optical material: Potassium p-nitrophenolate dihydrate (NO2–C6H4–OK·2H2O) with new bonding properties

Growth and characterization of a third order nonlinear optical single crystal: Ethylenediamine-4-nitrophenolate monohydrate

“…During the past decade, researchers [11][12][13][14][15] have shown much interest in the nitrophenol family of crystals due to their high laser damage threshold, wide transparency windows, extended thermal stability and high NLO coefficient. In a recent communication, our group has also reported piperazinium 4-nitrophenolate monohydrate as a potential third order NLO material [16].…”

Studies on the growth aspects and characterization of sodium para-nitro phenolate single crystals for nonlinear optical applications

“…Since the semi organic single crystals possess the good properties of both organic and inorganic crystals, scientists and researchers focused their interest in growing variety of semi organic single crystals [1][2][3]. Para nitro phenol was identified as potential organic material which gives variety of derivatives with alkali metal hydroxides [4][5][6][7][8][9][10]. Single crystals of potassium para nitrophenolate dihydrate have been grown and some new bonding properties have been reported by Boaz et al [4].…”

Growth, optical, thermal and dielectric studies of a highly polarisable semi organic NLO crystal: Bis d-phenyl glycinium sulphate monohydrate

“…Semi-organic class of crystals have been proposed as a new approach for the materials with interesting nonlinear optical properties for technologically important devices due to their physical, chemical and mechanical stability [3,4]. The semi-organic nonlinear optical (NLO) crystals have also been given a great deal of interest due to their superior properties such as high susceptibility, faster response, capability of designing components on the molecular level and large NLO co-efficient over the corresponding inorganic counterparts [5,6]. NLO properties of semi-organic materials are currently under intense investigation, triggered by potential applications in fabricating efficient devices, due to their incorporated advantages of both organic and inorganic crystals [7].…”