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Tellurite And Fluorotellurite Glasses For Active And Passive

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6. Optical properties; MDO 218<br />

Absoprtion coefficient / cm -1<br />

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1 hr. 245 o C<br />

1 hr. 255 o C<br />

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Wavenumber / cm -1<br />

Fig. (6.46): Visible spectra of glass MOF017 (69.86TeO2-9.98Na2O-19.96ZnF2-0.20ErF3<br />

mol. %), untreated, and heat treated 1 hour at 245 and 255°C.<br />

It can be seen that the intensity of the absorption bands increased with increasing heat<br />

treatment temperature; also the slope on the background loss increased more at shorter<br />

wavelength – a phenomenon associated with increased scattering loss.<br />

Fig. (6.47) shows the visible spectra of glass MOF017 (69.86TeO2-9.98Na2O-<br />

19.96ZnF2-0.20ErF3 mol. %), heat treated for 1, 5 and 11 hours at 240°C.<br />

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Loss / dB.m -1

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