A photopolymerizable holographic material has been obtained and characterized using agent N,N′-dihydroxiethylenbisacrylamide as crosslinking. A sensitivity of 5 mJ/cm2 and a diffraction efficiency around of 70% have been reached for holograms recorded at 633 nm with a spatial frequency of 1000 lines/mm. High sensitivities can be obtained with low intensities, and this is important in applications such as holographic interferometry and the fabrication of holographic optical elements.
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