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Materials Science-Poland
Volume 35 (2017): Issue 1 (March 2017)
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Synthesis and characterization of γ-glycine – a nonlinear optical single crystal for optoelectronic and photonic applications
A. Arputha Latha
A. Arputha Latha
,
M. Anbuchezhiyan
M. Anbuchezhiyan
,
C. Charles Kanakam
C. Charles Kanakam
and
K. Selvarani
K. Selvarani
| Feb 24, 2017
Materials Science-Poland
Volume 35 (2017): Issue 1 (March 2017)
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Published Online:
Feb 24, 2017
Page range:
140 - 150
Received:
Jul 07, 2016
Accepted:
Jan 19, 2017
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1515/msp-2017-0031
Keywords
single crystal
,
X-ray diffraction
,
optical properties
,
electrical properties
,
thermal properties
,
mechanical properties
,
phase transition
© 2017 A. Arputha Latha, M. Anbuchezhiyan, C. Charles Kanakam, K. Selvarani
This article is distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial License, which permits unrestricted non-commercial use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
As-grown γ-glycine single crystal.
Powder X-ray diffractogram of γ-glycine crystalline sample.
Comparison of powder X-ray diffractograms: (a) simulated PXRD pattern of γ-glycine and (b) experimental PXRD pattern of γ-glycine.
Morphology of γ-glycine single crystal.
FT-IR spectrum of γ-glycine.
Transmittance spectrum of γ-glycine crystal.
Tauc’s plot of (αhν)2 vs. photon energy of γ-glycine crystal.
TG-DTA thermogram of α-glycine.
TG-DTA thermogram of γ-glycine.
Microhardness number vs. load for GG (a) (−1 0 1) plane, (b) (1 −1 1) plane and (c) (0 1 1) plane.
Plot of dielectric constant vs. log frequency.
Plot of dielectric loss vs. log frequency.
(a) multiple shot Laser damage pattern of γ-glycine for (−1 0 1) plane and (b) single shot laser damage pattern of γ-glycine for (−1 0 1) plane.
Particle size vs. SHG output signal.