journal article·2008-06

CdS/CdSSe quantum dots in glass matrix

R. S. Sonawane, S. D. Naik, S. K. Apte, M. V. Kulkarni, B. B. Kale

Bulletin of Materials Science· Volume 31· Issue 3
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Abstract

The compositions containing 55 and 60% of silica have been formulated for preparation of glass filters having sharp cut-off at 475 and 575 nm. To achieve cut-off at these wavelengths, the glasses have been doped with CdS/CdSSe and melted at 1200–1300°C. The glass samples were transparent and pale yellow in colour due to presence of CdS/CdSSe tiny nano crystal (Q-dots). In situ growth of CdS/CdSSe nano crystals imparts the yellow/orange/red colour to these glasses. Optical study shows that as prepared glasses have optical cut-off in the range 350–370 nm. The linear crystal growth of CdS/CdSSe in glasses exhibits red shift in optical cut-off. The optical filter having cut-off at 475 nm can be prepared by doping CdS and cut-off filter of wavelength 575 nm by CdSSe. The TEM results show that the CdS/CdSSe nano crystals (Q-dots) ranging from 2–5 nm are uniformly distributed into the glass matrix.
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OpenAlex topics: Quantum Dots Synthesis And Properties · Chalcogenide Semiconductor Thin Films · Photonic Crystals and Applications

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