Rational combination of multiple structural groups on regulating nonlinear optical property in hexagonal Ln3MGeS7 polar crystals
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Combination of multiple structural groups was developed as one effective method for regulating material property and exploring new nonlinear optical (NLO) crystals. For that reason, four Ln 3MGeS 7 (Y 3LiGeS 7, Y 3Cd 0.5GeS 7, Gd 3Cd 0.5GeS 7 and Sm 3Zn 0.5GeS 7) crystals with various structural motifs were successfully synthesized and systematically investigated. Note that Y 3LiGeS 7 and Y 3Cd 0.5GeS 7 were firstly synthesized so far. Performance test shows that Ln 3MGeS 7 compounds exhibit the variable optical bandgaps (1.62–2.33 eV) and good second harmonic generation (SHG) responses (0.7–1.1 × commercial AgGaS 2) with requisite phase-matching behavior, which agree well with the theoretical results (Y 3LiGeS 7: Δ n = 0.058 and d 33 = 19.97 pm/V; Y 3Cd 0.5GeS 7: Δ n = 0.055 and d 33 = 20.6 pm/V) and introduction of M IIB (Zn, Cd) atoms into crystal structure is conducive to enlarge the SHG effect. SHG density and dipole-moment calculations indicate that their SHG effects are originated from the major contribution on LnS n units with moderate effect of GeS 4 and M IIBS 6 (Zn, Cd) ligands. Therefore, selecting appropriate functional motifs (LnS n and M IIB ) into crystal structure can promote the enhancement of NLO property and further realize the rational design of new promising infrared NLO materials.
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