T. Satyanarayana , K. Chandra Sekhar , K.M. Nissamudeen , Md. Shareefuddin
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Abstract
The present manuscript describes the preparation, characterization and discussions on the results of the K2B4O7–Li2B4O7–TeO2 glasses modified with copper ions. Melt quenching method is used for the sample preparation and analyzed with various spectroscopic methods. The XRD spectra is obtained for angles ranging from 10° to 80° have no distinct peaks indicating an amorphous structure. The density of KLTC-0 (2.5239 gm/cc) K2B4O7 free sample has more density than KLTC-40 (2.449 gm/cc) glass sample. The density of all the KLTC glasses is found to decrease this suggests that on incorporating K2B4O7, the glass matrix is influenced The absorption spectra has shown distinct absorption edge in the vicinity of 400 nm and broad band around 780 nm. The 780 nm band associated with the transition from 2B1g2B2g.Non-bridging oxygen's rise with K2B4O7 content is supported the decrease of optical band gap energies. FTIR and Raman spectra revealed the existence of various borate and tellurite groups. EPR studies confirmed that Cu2+ ions are in tetragonally distorted octahedral. Most of the ligand bonding is of ionic character.
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