Two Scandium borate UV NLO crystals designed through chemical element substitution

Zelong Liu; Huijian Zhao; Longyun Xu; Ning Jia; Ning Ye; Zhanggui Hu; Riqiang Fu

doi:10.1039/d6cc00244g

January 1, 2026Chemical Communications

Two Scandium borate UV NLO crystals designed through chemical element substitution

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The aim is to synthesize and characterize two new UV nonlinear optical crystals using element substitution techniques.
Rational elemental substitution to create borate crystals
Synthesis of RNSSBO and NRSSBO crystals
Characterization of crystal structure and optical properties
RNSSBO presents a notable UV cutoff edge
Both crystals exhibit unique structural characteristics
Elemental substitution successfully alters optical properties

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Two crystals demonstrate unique properties, revealing new avenues for UV applications, highlighting chemical element substitution's impact.

Abstract

Two rare-earth borate UV NLO crystals, Rb4.1Na2.9SrSc2(B5O10)3 (RNSSBO) and Na4Rb3Sr0.8Sc2.2(B5O10)3 (NRSSBO), featured [B5O10] groups and [Sc/SrO6] octahedra were identified via rational elemental substitution. Notably, RNSSBO exhibits a UV cutoff edge...

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Liu et al. (2026) studied this question.

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