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Synthesis,Crystal Structures And Second-Order Nonlinear Optical Properties Of Novel Ultraviolet And Deep-ultraviolet Borates

Posted on:2018-11-17Degree:DoctorType:Dissertation
Country:ChinaCandidate:C WuFull Text:PDF
GTID:1311330542981810Subject:Chemical Engineering and Technology
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The discovery and commercialization of ultraviolet?UV?and deep-ultraviolet?deep-UV?second-order nonlinear optical?NLO?inorganic crystals have been achieved.Although these crystals have been widely used in electro-optic devices,some drawbacks limit their practical usage.The exploration of these NLO crystals with high-performance is currently a high profile topic in the fields of solid-state chemistry.In order to develop novel UV and deep-UV NLO metal botates,eleven crystals with noncentrosymmetric?NCS?structures were obtained under mild synthetic conditions.Crystal structures and properties were characterized.Band structures and density of states as well as the electron density distributions were systematic investigated based on density functional theory calculations.The main contents of the dissertation are as following:1)Synthesis,crystal structure and properties of deep-UV NLO broates MN3?OH?(B9O16)[B?OH?4]?M=Li,N=Ba;M=Na,N=Sr?Two new alkali metal-alkaline earth metal borates,MN3?OH?(B9O16)[B?OH?4]?M=Li,N=Ba;M=Na,N=Sr?,were obtained via convenient hydrothermal methods.The structure exhibits a three-dimensional?3D?zeolite-like framework consisting of B9O19 units.The Sr2+and Na+ions in the structure of NaSr3?OH?(B9O16)[B?OH?4],residing in the cavities of the anionic framework,act as templates for the assembly of NLO-active groups in a more aligned arrangement,and thereby an optimal balance between enhanced SHG activity and wide-UV transparency.The absorption edges are reported to be below 200 nm.Second-harmonic generation?SHG?measurements show that both compounds is type I phase-matching in the wavelength of 1064 nm and 532 nm with SHG response 1.2×KH2PO4?KDP?for Li Ba3?OH?(B9O16)[B?OH?4]and3.2×KDPforNaSr3?OH?(B9O16)[B?OH?4].Structure-property relationships were analysed based on density functional theory calculations.Calculations on dipole moments and SHG-weighted electron densities reveal that the significant SHG response in NaSr3?OH?(B9O16)[B?OH?4]originates from the virtual electronic transitions inside the BO4 and B9O19 groups.2)Synthesis,crystal structures and properties of two alkali/alkaline-earth metal borates Ba2[B4O7?OH?2]and NaB5O7?OH?2?H2O?Two novel NCS metal borates,Ba2[B4O7?OH?2]and Na[B5O7?OH?2]?H2O?,were synthesized via hydrothermal and surfactant-thermal methods,respectively.The structure of Ba2[B4O7?OH?2]exhibits new 1D borate chains constructed from B3O9 and B3O8 rings,which are interconnected via Ba-O bonds to generate a 3D network.The structure of Na[B5O7?OH?2]?H2O?consists of double helical chains formed from B5O10 units,assembled into a 3D network via Na+cations and H-bonding interactions.The absorption edges of aforementioned materials are 242 and 221 nm,respectively.SHG measurements indicate that Ba2[B4O7?OH?2]is type I phase-matching,and shows an SHG response of 2.2×KDP,while Na[B5O7?OH?2]?H2O?exhibits a weak SHG efficiency.Theoretical calculations on two materials employing DFT methods have been performed to rationalize the electron density and density of states as well as band structure.The surfactant-thermal method was firstly applied to synthesize metal borate crystal,which could enrich the diversity of SHG-active metal borates.3)Synthesis,crystal structures and properties of three mixed-alkali-metal boratesAseriesofmixed-alkali-metalboratesNaK?B5O8??OH?·H2O,NaK6[?B4O5??OH?4]3?OH?·C2H5OH and Na0.33K1.67?B4O5??OH?4·3H2O were solvothermally synthesized via different polar organic solvents.The structure of NaK?B5O8??OH?·H2O exhibits a 2D-layered network formed by B5O11 units,extending to a 3D framework via K-O and Na-O bonds.The structure of NaK6[?B4O5??OH?4]3?OH?·C2H5OH consists of isolated B4O9 units connected by Na-O,K-O bonds and H-bonding interactions,generating a 3D supramolecular framework.Na0.33K1.67?B4O5??OH?4·3H2O crystallizes in NCS space group,and its NLO properties are performed for the first time.SHG measurements indicate that Na0.33K1.67?B4O5??OH?4·3H2O is type I phase-matching and exhibits a moderate SHG response0.94×KDP.The absorption edge of Na0.33K1.67?B4O5??OH?4·3H2O is 242 nm,which confirms that Na0.33K1.67?B4O5??OH?4·3H2O is a potential NLO material in UV region.4)Synthesis,crystal structures and properties of two mixed-alkali-metal borophosphates Na4MB2P3O13?M=Rb,Cs?The first NCS mixed-alkali-metal borophosphates,Na4MB2P3O13?M=Rb,Cs?,were obtained using a low-temperature flux mean.The two compounds are isostructural,consisting of new 1D borophosphate chains built from B2P3O14 units,extending into a 3D network by alkali metal ions.The absorption edges of Na4MB2P3O13?M=Rb,Cs?are 276 and 267 nm,respectively.SHG measurements indicate that Na4MB2P3O13?M=Rb,Cs?are type I phase-matching,with SHG responses 0.35 and 0.42×KDP,respectively.Theoretical calculations identify that the optical properties of Na4MB2P3O13?M=Rb,Cs?arise from the BO4 and PO4 anionic groups.5)Synthesis,crystal structures and properties of two rare earth-metal borates Sc2B2O5F2and Lu?B6O9??OH?3Two new borates,CS Sc2B2O5F2 and NCS Lu?B6O9??OH?3,were synthesized from a low-temperature flux method.The structure of Sc2B2O5F2 features a 3D framework built by B2O5 units via Sc-O/Sc-F bonds;while the structure of Lu?B6O9??OH?3 contains B6O15 units and exhibits a 3D framework with Lu3+cations presenting in the cavities.The absorption edges of Sc2B2O5F2 and Lu?B6O9??OH?3 are 227 and 351 nm,respectively,which well confirms that introduction of F-anions into borates can effectively increase the UV transparency range.SHG measurements reveal that Lu?B6O9??OH?3 is type I phase-matching with SHG response 2×KDP,indicating Lu?B6O9??OH?3 may have potential applications in the UV region.
Keywords/Search Tags:borates, synthesis, crystal structures, second harmonic generation response, UV and deep-UV NLO materials
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