Synthesis of symmetric ionic liquids and their evaluation of nonlinear optical properties

The synthesis, functionalization and anion-exchange of symmetric ionic liquids (SILs) and their nonlinear optical studies are reported. Imidazolium cation was obtained in 75–99% of yield by condensation reaction (Debus-Radziszewski) using different amine derivatives and employing inorganic and organ...

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Veröffentlicht in:Optical materials 2019-10, Vol.96, p.109276, Article 109276
Hauptverfasser: López, Fabiola I., Domínguez, José Manuel, Miranda, Alma Delia, Trejo-Durán, Mónica, Alvarado-Méndez, Edgar, Vázquez, Miguel A.
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Zusammenfassung:The synthesis, functionalization and anion-exchange of symmetric ionic liquids (SILs) and their nonlinear optical studies are reported. Imidazolium cation was obtained in 75–99% of yield by condensation reaction (Debus-Radziszewski) using different amine derivatives and employing inorganic and organic acid as catalyst. The nonlinear optical properties were evaluated by Z scan technique, at 514 nm of Ar laser, where the symmetric ionic liquid showed a nonlinear optical effect. The values of n2 are of the order ~10−8 cm2/W, while β value is 10−5 cm/W. The nonlinear refractive index increases due to the high concentration, symmetric structures and non-aliphatic chains. On the other hand, the coefficient of nonlinear absorption increases at low concentrations with symmetric structures and aliphatic chains. •Study of Nonlinear Optical properties β and n2 by Z scan technique of symmetric Ionic Liquids (SILs).•At high concentration of SILs, higher is the value of n2 (~10−8 cm2/W, β = 10−5 cm/W).•The aliphatic chain in ILs contributes to reduce n2 value.•ILs with symmetric structure present low values of n2 comparing to ILs with asymmetric structure.
ISSN:0925-3467
1873-1252
DOI:10.1016/j.optmat.2019.109276