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Thermally crosslinkable second-order nonlinear optical polymer networks: high stability, good transparency, and large second-order nonlinear optical effects

Xiaocong Deng, Kai Wang, Qianqian Li, Zhen Li

2022Materials Chemistry Frontiers15 citationsDOI

Abstract

A new in situ thermal crosslinking approach was proposed to design second-order nonlinear optical polymer networks through a simple synthetic route, with the combination of the “isolate chromophore” concept.

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Materials scienceNonlinear systemNonlinear opticalTransparency (behavior)Order (exchange)Stability (learning theory)PolymerNonlinear opticsOptical transparencyOptoelectronicsComputer scienceComposite materialPhysicsQuantum mechanicsEconomicsFinanceMachine learningComputer securityNonlinear Optical Materials ResearchAdvanced Fiber Laser TechnologiesNonlinear Optical Materials Studies
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