International Conference on
Applied Physics and Engineering (ICAPE)

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Abstract:

Different nominals of CdO-P₂O₅-V₂O₅ glass systems have prepared via conventional melt quenching technique. The main purpose of the present research is how to improve the phosphate network by the cadmium and vanadium content. Vanadium oxide may work as a glass modifier or a glass former depending on the glass composition and the vanadium ratio. The presence of the CdO and V₂O₅ makes these glasses act as semiconductor materials through lowering the band gap and also enhances the non-linear optical behavior. Therefore, the replacement of P₂O₅ and CdO by vanadium pentoxide is examined. Structural investigation, such as density, molar volume, and the other related parameters estimated in terms of the vanadium content. The glass morphology of the present system was detected by scanning electron microscopy. Raman and Infrared spectroscopies used to detect the structural building units of the prepared glass system. Optical and nonlinear optical properties were determined and calculated as a function of vanadium content. The correlation between the structural changes and the optical properties was discussed in terms of the non-bridging oxygens linkage.