Doped with DR13 molecules TiO2/organically modified silane organic–inorganic hybrid materials with low propagation loss and ultrafast optical response
Journal article (Publisher: SPIE-Intl Soc Optical Eng) reports TiO2/organically modified silane organic–inorganic hybrid materials doped with DR13 molecules that exhibit low propagation loss and an ultrafast optical response. The source material is a peer-reviewed journal article entry (DOI provided in source metadata).
Illustrative image: A sample containing titanium oxide was boiled together with sulphuric acid and then cast into an ice bath with hydrogen peroxide. After some violent hissing, an orange-yellow aqueous complex of titanium dioxide was formed. — Johannes Schneider/Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
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