Growth, vibrational, optical, dielectric, thermal and third order NLO single crystal of manganese(II) hydrogen maleate tetrahydrate

Karuna, S.; Balu, A. R.; Shyamala, D.; Delci, Z.

doi:10.1080/14328917.2017.1324378

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“…The thirdorder nonlinear coefficients were estimated by measuring the transmittance of a nonlinear medium through a finite aperture in the far field as a function of the sample position Z with respect to the focal plane. The transmittance change observed as a function of the sample position Z has a peak to valley shape that is characteristic of a self focusing [17]. The table 1 mentioned the Z-scan measurement values for MA single crystals.…”

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Growth, High Resolution X-Ray Diffraction, Z-Scan, Laser Damage Threshold, Etching of Maleic Acid Single Crystals by Slow Evaporation Method

Ramamoorthy¹,

Sundaravadivel²,

E.Tamilselvi³

et al. 2019

IJASE

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Single crystal of Maleic Acid (MA) were grown by the slow evaporation technique at room temperature has been employed for the growth of non-linear optical MA crystal. The full width at half maximum (FWHM) of the diffraction curves is 13 arcs, which is close to that expected from the plane wave theory of dynamical X-ray diffraction. The laser damage threshold is directly related to the impurities present in the crystal and the measured higher laser damage threshold indicates the suitability of the crystal for device fabrication. The Z-scan measurement with 632.8 nm laser pulses revealed that non-linear refractive index of the crystal is in the range of 3.29 x10-12 m 2 /W. The chemical etching studies were carried out to study the shape and distribution of etch pits in the grown crystal.

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confidence: 99%