Iris Publishers - Global Journal of Engineering Sciences (GJES)
Authored by MA Ouis
Combined studies on prepared undoped
lithium phosphate glass of the composition (Li2O330-P2O570 mol%) and derived
samples containing additional dopants of V2O5 (0.4, 1, 2, 3, 4%). The glasses
have been investigated using optical (UV-visible) and FTIR spectra before and
after being gamma irradiated with a dose of 6 M rad (6x104 Gy). The collective
spectral properties have been employed to explore the states of vanadium ions
in this specific host phosphate glass. The study extends to identify the impact
of gamma ray’s irradiation on the glasses with and without V2O5. The optical
spectrum of the undoped lithium phosphate glass shows distinct UV absorption
which is accepted by many researchers to be due to unavoidable contaminated
trace ferric ions while the absorption of the V2O5- doped samples exhibit
additional bands within the visible region which are correlated with combined presence
of lower valences of trivalent and tetravalent vanadium ions. Gamma irradiation
on the undoped glass increases the UV absorption and produces an induced
visible broad band and this behavior is related to some suggested photochemical
reaction and the formation and induced visible of phosphorus oxygen hole center
(POHC) band while the vanadium ions show some shielding behavior with the
maintenance of the spectral curves as before irradiation in the visible region.
The FITR spectra show pronounced and condensed vibrational peaks within the mid
region due to Q2 and Q3 phosphate groups beside few peaks due to OH, POH and
water vibrations.
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