Copper-doped alumoborosilicate glass: Spectroscopic characteristics and stimulated emission

Observation of Free Electron Cyclotron Resonance in NaAlSi3O8 Feldspar: Direct Determination of the Effective Electron Mass

“…Much work has been carried out on Cu + doping of related materials (e.g. [17][18][19]) and it is most probable that this emission arises from the internal 3d 9 4s-3d 10 transition of the ion. If phys.…”

Luminescent Homoatomic Exciplexes in Dicyanoargentate(I) Ions Doped in Alkali Halide Crystals. 2. “Exciplex Tuning” by Varying the Dopant Concentration

“…For example, some Cu(I) coordination compounds have been used to photosensitize water splitting via energy- and electron-transfer pathways . Other reports have suggested the potential use of Cu(I) in tunable solid-state materials in the UV. , Gold(I) compounds have been suggested for applications such as biosensors, photocatalysts, and optical sensors for volatile organic compounds …”

“…8 Other reports have suggested the potential use of Cu(I) in tunable solid-state materials in the UV. 9,10 Gold(I) compounds have been suggested for applications such as biosensors, 11 photocatalysts, 12 and optical sensors for volatile organic compounds. 13 Most of the attention given to silver(I) compounds has been concentrated on photophysical and photochemical studies of simple silver halides [14][15][16] due to the various applications of these compounds.…”