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Ba6In2Ge2Te15: A THz Birefringent Material with an Intriguing Quasi-[Te5]4- Chain Possessing Giant Optical Anisotropy and Ultrawide Transmission Range

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By Wen-Hao Xing, Ece Uykur, Wenlong Yin, Zheshuai Lin
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Ba6In2Ge2Te15: A THz Birefringent Material with an Intriguing Quasi-[Te5]4- Chain Possessing Giant Optical Anisotropy and Ultrawide Transmission Range mengran sun, xingyu zhang, Wen-Hao Xing, Ece Uykur, Wenlong Yin, Zheshuai Lin and Jiyong Yao Abstract Exploring mid- and far-infrared (MFIR) and even terahertz (THz) birefringent crystal with a large optical anisotropy remains a great challenge.
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Optimal arrangement of π-conjugated anionic groups in hydro-isocyanurates leads to large optical anisotropy and second-harmonic generation effect

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By Xianghe Meng, Kaijin Kang, Jian Tang, Wenlong Yin
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Optimal arrangement of π-conjugated anionic groups in hydro-isocyanurates leads to large optical anisotropy and second-harmonic generation effect Birefringent and nonlinear optical (NLO) crystals play indispensable roles in the modern optoelectronics and information communication.
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LiO4 tetrahedra lock alignment of π-conjugated layers to maximize optical anisotropy in metal hydroisocyanurates

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By Xianghe Meng, Jian Tang, Kaijin Kang, Wenlong Yin
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
LiO4 tetrahedra lock alignment of π-conjugated layers to maximize optical anisotropy in metal hydroisocyanurates Parallel and compact alignments of π-conjugated anions in a crystal are of importance to maximize optical anisotropy of crystalline materials. Our attempts to design colossal birefringence in metal hydroisocyanurates M2N(H2C3N3O3)4·6H2O (M/N = Li/Ca and Na/Ba) were successful using cation coordination control.
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