多位MgMoO4晶体中Yb3+离子的光谱研究

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Materials Research Bulletin Pub Date : 2025-03-25 DOI:10.1016/j.materresbull.2025.113451

Ghassen Zin Elabedine , Yana S. Didenko , Pavel Loiko , Kirill A. Subbotin , Anatolii I. Titov , Liudmila D. Iskhakova , Denis A. Lis , Sergei K. Pavlov , Yulia I. Zimina , Kristina V. Kuleshova , Rosa Maria Solé , Magdalena Aguiló , Francesc Díaz , Patrice Camy , Xavier Mateos

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摘要

采用Czochralski法生长掺杂Yb3+的单钼酸镁晶体（Yb:MgMoO4）。研究了该化合物的晶体结构、热膨胀、振动特性、极化室内光谱和低温光谱。根据Rietveld细化，Yb:MgMoO4属于单斜晶类（sp. gr. C2/m），晶格常数：a = 10.276(9)Å， b = 9.289(6)Å， c = 7.027（6)Å， β = 106.903(8)°）。在969 cm-1处发现了Yb:MgMoO4的最高能量拉曼模式，并将其分配给[MoO4]2-四面体的对称拉伸振动。MgMoO4中的Yb3+离子在978 nm处具有强而宽的吸收，在1 μm以上具有较宽且光滑的发射带（1031 nm处的激发发射截面：σSE = 0.76 × 10-20 cm2，光极化为E || c）和较长的发光寿命（0.63 ms）。低温（12 K）光谱研究证明了Yb3+离子在MgMoO4中的多位点行为，揭示了至少8个分配给不同电荷补偿机制的非等效光学中心。这引起强烈的非均匀谱线展宽。对于预期的激光应用，需要解决低Yb3+偏析系数（KYb ~ 0.029）的问题。

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Spectroscopy of Yb3+ ions in multisite MgMoO4 crystal

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Spectroscopy of Yb3+ ions in multisite MgMoO4 crystal

Yb³⁺-doped magnesium monomolybdate crystal (Yb:MgMoO₄) is grown by the Czochralski method. The crystal structure, thermal expansion, vibronic properties, polarized room- and low-temperature spectroscopy of this new compound were studied. According to the Rietveld refinement, Yb:MgMoO₄ belongs to the monoclinic class (sp. gr. C2/m, lattice constants: a = 10.276(9)Å, b = 9.289(6)Å, c = 7.027(6)Å and β = 106.903(8)°). The highest-energy Raman mode of Yb:MgMoO₄ is found at 969 cm^-1 and assigned to symmetric stretching vibrations of [MoO₄]^2- tetrahedra. Yb³⁺ ions in MgMoO₄ exhibit intense and broad absorption at 978 nm, relatively broad and smooth emission bands above 1 μm (stimulated-emission cross-section: σ_SE = 0.76 × 10^–20 cm² at 1031 nm for light polarization E || c) and a long luminescence lifetime (0.63 ms). The low-temperature (12 K) spectroscopic studies evidenced a multi-site behavior for Yb³⁺ ions in MgMoO₄ revealing at least 8 non-equivalent optical centers which are assigned to different charge compensation mechanisms. This induces a strong inhomogeneous spectral line broadening. For envisioned laser applications, the problem of low Yb³⁺ segregation coefficient (K_Yb ∼0.029) needs to be solved.

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Materials Research Bulletin 工程技术-材料科学：综合

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9.80

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5.60%

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372

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42 days

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