Transparent nanocrystalline glass and its preparation method
A nanocrystal and glass technology, applied in the fields of nanocrystal and its preparation, transparent nanocrystal glass and its preparation, can solve the problems of opacity, inability to produce nanometer bulk materials, large crystal diameter of glass-ceramics, etc.
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Embodiment 1
[0012] Raw materials: 42.5 kg of silicon dioxide, 27.8 kg of aluminum oxide, 12 kg of zinc oxide, 4.5 kg of magnesium oxide, 3.7 kg of zirconia, 6 kg of titanium oxide, 1 kg of sodium oxide, 1 kg of antimony oxide, 1 kg of nickel oxide, 0.5 kg of chromium oxide.
[0013] Preparation: Mix the raw materials into a base material, stir evenly, pass three sieves and two mills, then ball mill for 1 hour, keep warm at 1520-1600°C for 5 hours to melt, cool down to 650°C after casting, and anneal the annealed material at 800°C Nucleation by heat preservation for 2 hours, and then crystallization by heat preservation at 950° C. for 1.5 hours to obtain green transparent nanocrystalline glass.
[0014] This material has a broad absorption region in the visible light region, and can emit fluorescence in the near-infrared region through the Stokes effect, and these wavelength bands (730-830 nm) are the sensitive absorption regions of solar silicon cells, so the use of These properties allo...
Embodiment 2
[0017] Raw materials: 38kg of silicon dioxide, 29 kg of aluminum oxide, 15 kg of zinc oxide, 1.3 kg of magnesium oxide, 5.2 kg of zirconia, 6 kg of titanium oxide, 1 kg of potassium oxide, 1 kg of sodium oxide, 1 kg of antimony oxide, Erbium 2.5 kg.
[0018] Preparation: Mix the raw materials into a base material, stir evenly, pass three sieves and two mills, then ball mill for 1 hour, keep warm at 1520-1600°C for 5 hours to melt, cool down to 650°C after casting, and anneal the annealed material at 800°C Nucleation by heat preservation for 2 hours, and then crystallization by heat preservation at 950° C. for 1.5 hours to obtain pink transparent nanocrystalline glass.
[0019] This material can improve the gain bandwidth of optical fiber communication. In the 1.4-1.7 micron optical communication window, it is expected to be developed as an excellent optical fiber amplifier material.
[0020] This material is pure and full of pink, and it is also a good artificial gem material...
Embodiment 3
[0022] Raw materials: silicon dioxide 41kg, aluminum oxide 26.5 kg, zinc oxide 13 kg, magnesium oxide 6kg, zirconium oxide 3.7 kg, titanium oxide 4.2 kg, sodium oxide 1 kg, antimony oxide 1.5 kg, neodymium oxide 2.5 kg, iron oxide 0.3 kg, cobalt oxide 0.3 kg.
[0023] Preparation: Mix the raw materials into a base material, stir evenly, pass through three sieves and two mills, then ball mill for 1 hour, keep warm at 1520-1600°C for 5 hours to melt, cool down to 650°C after casting and anneal, and anneal the annealed material at 800°C Nucleation by heat preservation for 2 hours, and then crystallization by heat preservation at 950°C for 1.5 hours to obtain blue transparent nanocrystalline glass.
[0024] The blue color of this material is pure and full, which is similar to the color of natural basket gemstones, and it is also a good artificial gemstone material.
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