Weijie Zhu, Weichao Wang, Xin Geng, Yueting Liu, Yao Ji, Binfeng Liang
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Prediction of glass-forming regions in AlF3-M(PO3)2-R2SO4-based poly-anionic fluoro-sulfo-phosphate glasses
Phosphate glasses have garnered significant attention as host materials for various laser applications due to their high rare-earth ion solubility, large stimulated emission cross-section, and low nonlinear refractive index. Modification of phosphate glass composition is feasible through poly-anion substitution, leading to poly-anionic glasses with unique properties. This study explores the glass-forming regions (GFRs) of AlF3-R2SO4-M(PO3)2-based poly-anionic fluoro-sulfo-phosphate (R/M-FSP) glasses, a promising class of ionic glasses. Theoretical GFRs are predicted using a thermodynamic approach and then validated through a few experiments. The experimental GFRs range from K/Ba-FSP > Na/Ba-FSP > Li/Ba-FSP > K/Sr-FSP > Na/Sr-FSP > Li/Sr-FSP, with wider areas observed under lower cation field strength. Notably, the K/Ba-FSP glass system exhibits high anti-crystallization stability (approximately 140°C) and a low nonlinear refractive index (1.43 × 10–13–1.83 × 10–13 esu), advantageous for high-power laser operations. Furthermore, a comparative study among K/Ba-FSP glasses elucidates the general principles of manipulating glass structure and physical properties through compositional variation.
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