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23 September 1994 High-dipole, high-beta molecules with blue window transparency
Graham Hugh Cross, David Bloor, Tony L. Axon, Maria Farsari, David Gray, David Healy, Michael Swann, Marek Szablewski
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Abstract
We report the synthesis and evaluation of new highly polar molecules whose combined non- linear and linear optical properties are of interest for frequency doubling. The generic scheme for the syntheses rests on enamine substitutions of tetracyano-p-quinodimethane (TCNQ). In the case detailed, a novel reaction product is reported from the unexpected reaction of triethylamine and TCNQ. In polar solvents such as DMF, the molecule has a charge separated ground state and a measured bipole moment of 45 D. Also in polar solvents, the value for the resonant (beta) coefficient is measured to be -190 X 10-30 esu. Coupled with acceptable transparency at 460 nm ((epsilon) equals 86 M-1 cm-1) this molecule points to a new approach in the design of such materials.
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Graham Hugh Cross, David Bloor, Tony L. Axon, Maria Farsari, David Gray, David Healy, Michael Swann, and Marek Szablewski "High-dipole, high-beta molecules with blue window transparency", Proc. SPIE 2285, Nonlinear Optical Properties of Organic Materials VII, (23 September 1994); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.187541
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KEYWORDS
Molecules

Transparency

Second-harmonic generation

Nonlinear optics

Optical properties

Phase matching

Dispersion

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