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Anomalies in light scattering by glass–ceramics of the zinc aluminum silicate system, caused by low nickel oxide doping
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Алексеева И.П., Голубков В.В., Дымшиц О.С., Жилин А.А., Запалова С.С., Калмыков А.Е., Мясоедов А.В., Шепилов М.П. Аномалии в рассеянии света стеклокристаллическими материалами цинковоалюмосиликатной системы, обусловленные малыми добавками оксида никеля // Оптический журнал. 2014. Т. 81. № 12. С. 35–42.
Alekseeva I.P., Golubkov V.V., Dymshits O.S., Zhilin A.A., Zapalova S.S., Kalmykov A.E., Myasoedov A.V., Shepilov M.P. Anomalies in light scattering by glass–ceramics of the zinc aluminum silicate system, caused by low nickel oxide doping [in Russian] // Opticheskii Zhurnal. 2014. V. 81. № 12. P. 35–42.
I. P. Alekseeva, O. S. Dymshits, A. A. Zhilin, S. S. Zapalova, M. P. Shepilov, V. V. Golubkov, A. E. Kalmykov, and A. V. Myacoedov, "Anomalies in light scattering by glass–ceramics of the zinc aluminum silicate system, caused by low nickel oxide doping," Journal of Optical Technology. 81(12), 729-734 (2014). https://doi.org/10.1364/JOT.81.000729
It is experimentally shown that low nickel oxide doping (0.01–0.15 mol. %) can quantitatively and qualitatively alter the light-scattering properties of glass–ceramics that have zinc spinel as the base crystalline phase. Based on experimental data concerning the structure of the glass–ceramics studied here, it is concluded that the observed character of the light scattering cannot be explained on the basis of the independent-scatterer model and that interference effects need to be taken into account in the scattering. It is shown that interference effects can play a defining role in the case of a system of particles that strongly differ in their scattering properties. It is illustrated that the properties of glass–ceramics can be significantly altered by introducing small amounts of dopants.
glass crystallization, spinel, glass-ceramic materials, light scattering, interference effects
Acknowledgements:This work was carried out with the support of the Russian Foundation for Basic Research (Grant No. 13-03-01289-a).
OCIS codes: 290.7050, 290.2200, 290.5850, 260.3160, 160.4670
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