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Journal of Non-Crystalline Solids

Volume 219, 1 October 1997, Pages 187-191
Journal of Non-Crystalline Solids

Crystallization of fluorindate and fluorogallate glasses

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Abstract

Crystallization of binary InF3MF2 and GaF3MF2 (where M  Ba, Sr and Ca) glasses was studied. Characteristic temperatures and kinetic parameters E (activation energy) and n (Avrami exponent) were obtained. Stability against devitrification is discussed in terms of the above cited parameters and also of some others parameters proposed in literature. Optical properties (IR and upconversion emissions) are reported in different crystallized samples containing Nd3+. The main observation is that up conversion emission presents an enhanced sensibility to crystallization when compared to conventional emission.

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