Barium Fluorapatite
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What is Barium Fluorapatite?
Description
Barium Fluorapatite is generally prepared by solid-state reaction: 2BaHPO4 + BaCO3 + BaF2 ? Ba10(F)2(PO4)6 It is hexagonal with space group P63/m and a = 10.153 ?, c = 7.733 ? with V = 607.142 ?3 and Z = 2. Recently, neodymium-doped barium fluorapatite (Nd: B-FAP) of laser quality and dimension has been synthesized and has been shown to possess excellent qualities as a laser. High-quality single crystals of neodymium-doped bariumfluorapatite have been grown by the Czochralski technique and evaluated as an optical gain medium. A product of the emission cross-section and lifetime of Nd3+ luminescence of more than 1.8 × 10-22/cm2/sex at 1055 nm, and laser performance with slope efficiency up to 65% have been obtained.
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