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Low temperature sol-gel based erbium doped mullite nanoparticles: Structural and optical properties

Islam et al., 2017

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2218418391495148209
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Islam S
Bidin N
Riaz S
Naseem S
Sanagi M
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Journal of the Taiwan Institute of Chemical Engineers

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Thermally stable aluminum-silicate ie mullite is doped with erbium for optical device applications. The matrix is synthesized and doped with 0.1 M of Er 3+ by the sol-gel precursor method at room temperature. Crack-free and uniform distribution of the species …
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