Relationship between room temperature hole-burning in glasses and doped Eu-ion concentration
Relationship between room temperature hole-burning in glasses and doped Eu-ion concentration
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玻璃室温烧孔与Eu离子掺杂浓度的关系
DOI:
10.1016/s0022-2313(02)00284-3
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发表时间:
2002
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A. Tomita
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作者:
N. Murase;Y. Kawasaki;A. Tomita
Photochemical hole-burning in sodium-borate glass (35Na2O–65B2O3) was investigated as a function of doped Eu-ion concentration from 0.1 to 5mol% both at room temperature and 12K. In our preparation, 50–70% of Eu3+was reduced to Eu2+. As the concentration of Eu ion exceeded 1mol%, the fluorescence was quenched, and meanwhile the photochemical hole started burning. The spectral hole was most efficiently burnt at concentrations between 2 and 3mol% at room temperature. Low temperature experiment showed that there are three kinds of processes for the hole formation. One is a transient process relaxed within 1–2min. Another is observed only at low temperatures. The third one is observed persistently even at room temperature. The extent of these components depends on Eu-ion concentration. In view of these concentration dependences, the suggested mechanism of room temperature hole-burning is an energy or electron transfer between Eu3+and Eu2+. Defect centers created by reduction process of the glass may play a role to help this transfer.