Growth of high resistivity RbTiOPO4 crystals

Growth of large size high optical quality KTP-type crystals

“…In addition, we have reported recently that by using self-fluxes with high rubidium-to-phosphorus ratios (R $2.3), crystals of high (10 11 -10 12 O cm) and uniformly distributed resistivity can be obtained [32]. Such RTP crystal is shown in Fig.…”

“…The reversible seed rotation was 60-20 rpm as above and the pulling rate was adjusted to maintain meniscus growth throughout the growth run and keep the crystal/melt interface flat. It is known that when the crystal is slightly submerged, only a part of the growth interface is occupied by the flat (1 0 0) facet [32].…”

Structural Reasons for the Nonlinear Optical Properties of KTP Family Single Crystals

“…Physical properties of single crystals grown by top-seeded solution method were studied at the Ariel University Center of Samaria using the technique in [41][42][43]. Physical properties of single crystals grown by spontaneous flux crystallization were studied at the Faculty of Physics of the Moscow State University jointly with the Karpov Institute of Physical Chemistry [33].…”

Core level spectroscopy of RbTiOPO<inf>4</inf> and chemical bonding in KTiOPO<inf>4</inf> crystal family

“…3 the Rb 3p doublet is shown. Pronounced surface charging was detected during measurements because of dielectric properties of RTP [26]. Respectively, it is very difficult to use the binding energy (BE) value determined for the representative element core level as a key parameter for an evaluation of chemical state of the element in RTP crystal lattice.…”