Explorations of new types of second-order nonlinear optical materials in Cd(Zn)-VV-TeIV-O Systems.
Explorations of new types of second-order nonlinear optical materials in Cd(Zn)-VV-TeIV-O Systems.
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10.1002/chem.200701440
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2008-02
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Hai‐Long Jiang;Shuping Huang;Yang Fan;J. Mao;W. Cheng
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Hai‐Long Jiang;Shuping Huang;Yang Fan;J. Mao;W. Cheng
Solid-state reactions of zinc(II) or cadmium(II) oxide, V(2)O(5), and TeO(2) at high temperature led to two novel quaternary compounds, namely, Zn(3)V(2)TeO(10) and Cd(4)V(2)Te(3)O(15). The structure of Zn(3)V(2)TeO(10) is a complicated three-dimensional (3D) network constructed by the interconnection of ZnO(5), ZnO(6), VO(4), and TeO(4) polyhedra via corner- and edge-sharing. Cd(4)V(2)Te(3)O(15) with an acentric structure features a 3D network in which the cadmium tellurite layers are further interconnected by both "isolated" VO(4) tetrahedra and one-dimensional (1D) vanadium oxide helical chains. Cd(4)V(2)Te(3)O(15) displays a second harmonic generation (SHG) efficiency of about 1.4 times that of KH(2)PO(4) (KDP). Both compounds are direct band-gap semiconductors and are transparent in the range of 0.6-10.0 mum. Measurements of luminescence indicate that both compounds exhibit broad emission bands in the blue-light region.