Rhombic monohydrated dicalcium hexaborate as non-linear optical crystal and its growth process and application
A rhombic monohydrated dicalcium hexaborate as non-linear optical crystal is grown through such steps as mixing calcium with boric acid in mole ratio of 1:(3-8), putting the mixture in high-pressure reactor, filling water to 30-80% of fullness, putting crystal seeds, sealing, heating to 250-300 deg....
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Format | Patent |
Language | English |
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10.01.2001
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Edition | 7 |
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Summary: | A rhombic monohydrated dicalcium hexaborate as non-linear optical crystal is grown through such steps as mixing calcium with boric acid in mole ratio of 1:(3-8), putting the mixture in high-pressure reactor, filling water to 30-80% of fullness, putting crystal seeds, sealing, heating to 250-300 deg.C, holding the temp for more than 2 days and slowly cooling. Its features easily available raw materials, low cost and easy operation. Obtained monocrystal has the length longer than 1cm and thickness higher than 2 mm, and is not deliquescent and dewated easily. |
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Bibliography: | Application Number: CN1999110079 |