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Development of Modified Micro-pulling-down Method for Bromide and Chloride Single Crystals by Yuui Yokota; Noriaki Kawaguchi; Kentaro Fukuda; Takayuki Yanagida; Akira Yoshikawa; Martin Nikl is a Engineering article available to read on EtoBox.

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We developed a modified micro-pulling-down (m-PD) method for the crystal growth of halide materials with highly hygroscopic nature. A removable chamber system of the modified m-PD method that can enter a globe box filled with Ar gas enabled to handle starting materials, set up a crucible and hot zone, grow a single crystal from the melt and take out a grown crystal without exposing to outside atmosphere. By the modified m-PD method, CeCl 3 and Ce 1% doped LaBr 3 single crystals, which were famous as scintillator with high light yield and energy resolution were grown. Grown CeCl 3 and Ce:LaBr 3 single crystals indicated high transparency and they have no visible cracks and inclusions. In photoluminescence measurements, emission peak around 365 nm was observed for CeCl 3 single crystal and Ce:LaBr 3 single crystal indicated two emission peaks around 360 and 380 nm, which originated from 5d-4f transition of Ce 3 + ion.

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Author
Yuui Yokota; Noriaki Kawaguchi; Kentaro Fukuda; Takayuki Yanagida; Akira Yoshikawa; Martin Nikl
Publisher
Elsevier Science; Elsevier ; Elsevier BV (ISSN 0022-0248)
Published
2011
Language
EN
Field
Engineering (Physical Sciences)

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