Method for Heating Alkali Halides and Other Solids in Vapors of Controlled Pressure

Doorn, C.Z. Van

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“…The crystals of KCl, KBr, and KI were additively colored by Doorn's method [14], using pure potassium metal (purity 499.9%) obtained from Furuuchi Chemical Corporation. The RbCl crystals were colored by X-ray irradiation.…”

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Observation of nuclear wave packets in the excited state of the F-center in alkali halides

Koyama

Nakajima

Suemoto

2009

Journal of Luminescence

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Observation of nuclear wave packets in the excited state of the F-center in alkali halides

Koyama

Nakajima

Suemoto

2009

Journal of Luminescence

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“…NaC1, KCl, KBr, RbC1, RbBr, and R b I single crystals from K. Korth, Kiel, were additively coloured in K-vapour (NaC1 crystals in Na-vapour) using the method of van Doorn [9].…”

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Transient Bleaching of the F‐Band in Alkali Halides

Dokter¹,

Hoffmann²

1976

Physica Status Solidi (b)

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The reversible bleaching kinetics of the F-band is investigated experimentally in several additively coloured alkali halides in that range of temperatures where F'-centres decay thermally. The results confirm the second-order recombination model discussed in an earlier publication. From the measurements these thermal ionization energies of the F'-centres are determined: KCl(0.44 f 0.02) eV; KBr (0.34 & 0.02) eV; NaCl(0.94 f 0.1) eV; RbCI (0.28 0.02) eV; RbBr (0.14 f 0.02) eV; RbI (0.24 f 0.04) eV. Furthermore, the recombination coefficients r, of the halogen-ion vacancies are estimated from the measurements provided that the recombination directly into the ground state dominates the recombination via the excited state F* with following emission of photons.

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“…The setup for AVC-Bridgman crystal growth was designed with two distinctive features: (1) vertical axial symmetry of the growth container and vibrating system and (2) control of Cd (Te) vapor partial pressure by the Van Doorn technique [11]. The first version of the growth setup was described in detail in [5].…”

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Simulation and crystal growth of CdTe by axial vibration control technique in Bridgman configuration

Avetissov

Sukhanova

Khomyakov

et al. 2011

Journal of Crystal Growth

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Method for Heating Alkali Halides and Other Solids in Vapors of Controlled Pressure

Cited by 121 publications

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Observation of nuclear wave packets in the excited state of the F-center in alkali halides

Observation of nuclear wave packets in the excited state of the F-center in alkali halides

Transient Bleaching of the F‐Band in Alkali Halides

Simulation and crystal growth of CdTe by axial vibration control technique in Bridgman configuration

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