ABSTRACT
A novel organometallic chromophore with potential infrared (IR) chemical sensing property, named as N'-(2-pyridinyl)-N-phenylurea tricarbonyl chromium, was synthesized and systematically characterized by nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR), mass spectra (MS) and elemental analysis. The recognition and IR sensing behavior toward fluoride and acetate anions was investigated in chloroform. The results of IR titration indicated that, when the concentration of the two anions was greater than 10(-5) mol.L-1, a good linear relationship between the stretching vibration of metal carbonyl of N'-(2-pyridinyl)-N-phenylurea tricarbonyl chromium and the concentration of the two anions was observed, which exhibits expected application in trace analysis of fluoride and acetate with detection error less than 5%.
ABSTRACT
Nonlinear optical properties of Er+ doped heavy metal telluride glass were studied by picosecond laser pulses. The optical limiting response was measured by a transmission technique, and the reverse saturable absorption (RSA) by a Z-scan technique. When the incident power reached the threshold, the tranmitted power did not grow rapidly with the incident power as before, but remained almost constant. It means that the Er3+ -doped glass possesses an optical limiting effect. The experimental results show that the excited absorption is responsible for the measured RSA, resulting in optical limiting response. The measured data can be well simulated by a rate equation model to obtain the absorption cross sections of the excited state.
