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April 30, 2026Dalton Transactions0 citations

Broadband infrared-transparent crystals enabled by heterologous isomorphic substitution

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BYB YangZCZiqi ChenZLZhenjiang Lu

Key Points

  • To explore the effectiveness of heterologous isomorphic substitution in designing broadband infrared-transparent materials.
  • Used heterologous isomorphic substitution techniques on crystal structures.
  • Analyzed infrared absorption properties ranging from 13.2 μm to 17.5-17.7 μm.
  • Demonstrated modulation of electronic structures in the crystals.
  • Established the potential for developing new broadband infrared-transparent optical materials.

Abstract

), while the infrared absorption edge extends from 13.2 μm to 17.5-17.7 μm. This work demonstrates that heterologous isomorphic substitution is an effective approach for modulating electronic structures and designing broadband infrared-transparent optical materials.

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Yang et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69f2a4f18c0f03fd6776427bhttps://doi.org/10.1039/d6dt00568c
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