Adipic acid directed self-healable supramolecular metallogels of Co() and Ni(): intriguing scaffolds for comparative optical-phenomenon in terms of third-order optical non-linearity
Two brilliant outcomes of supramolecular self-assembly directed, low molecular weight organic gelator based self-healable Co( ii ) and Ni( ii ) metallogels were achieved. Adipic acid as the low molecular weight organic gelator and dimethylformamide (DMF) solvent are employed for the metallogelation...
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description | Two brilliant outcomes of supramolecular self-assembly directed, low molecular weight organic gelator based self-healable Co(
ii
) and Ni(
ii
) metallogels were achieved. Adipic acid as the low molecular weight organic gelator and dimethylformamide (DMF) solvent are employed for the metallogelation process. Rheological analyses of both gel-scaffolds reveal mechanical toughness as well as visco-elasticity. Thixotropic behaviours of both the gels were scrutinized. Morphological variations due to the presence of two different metal ions with diverse metal-ligand coordinating interactions were established. The mechanistic pathways for forming stable metallogels of Co(
ii
)-adipic acid (Co-AA) and Ni(
ii
)-adipic acid (Ni-AA) were judiciously developed through infrared absorption spectral analysis. The nonlinear optical properties, such as the third-order process, of these synthesized metallogels were scrutinized by means of the
Z
-scan method at a beam excitation wavelength of 750 nm by a femtosecond laser with different excitation intensities ranging from 64 to 140 GW cm
−2
. The third-order nonlinear optical susceptibility (
χ
(3)
) of the order of 10
−14
esu was obtained from the measured
Z
-scan data. Both the metallogels exhibit positive nonlinear refraction and reverse saturable (RSA) absorption at high-intensity excitation. Co(
ii
) and Ni(
ii
) metallogels show nonlinear refractive indices (
n
2
I
) of (3.619 ± 0.146) × 10
−6
cm
2
GW
−1
and (3.472 ± 0.102) × 10
−6
cm
2
GW
−1
, respectively, and two photon absorption coefficients (
β
) of (1.503 ± 0.045) × 10
−1
cm GW
−1
and (1.381 ± 0.029) × 10
−1
cm GW
−1
at an excitation intensity of 140 GW cm
−2
. We also studied the optical limiting properties with a limiting threshold of 9.57 mJ cm
−2
. Therefore, both metallogels can be considered promising materials for photonic devices: for instance, for optical switching and optical limiting.
Adipic acid-directed supramolecular self-healing Co(
ii
) and Ni(
ii
)-metallogels have been achieved to explore a comparative study of third order optical non-linearity. |
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ii
) and Ni(
ii
) metallogels were achieved. Adipic acid as the low molecular weight organic gelator and dimethylformamide (DMF) solvent are employed for the metallogelation process. Rheological analyses of both gel-scaffolds reveal mechanical toughness as well as visco-elasticity. Thixotropic behaviours of both the gels were scrutinized. Morphological variations due to the presence of two different metal ions with diverse metal-ligand coordinating interactions were established. The mechanistic pathways for forming stable metallogels of Co(
ii
)-adipic acid (Co-AA) and Ni(
ii
)-adipic acid (Ni-AA) were judiciously developed through infrared absorption spectral analysis. The nonlinear optical properties, such as the third-order process, of these synthesized metallogels were scrutinized by means of the
Z
-scan method at a beam excitation wavelength of 750 nm by a femtosecond laser with different excitation intensities ranging from 64 to 140 GW cm
−2
. The third-order nonlinear optical susceptibility (
χ
(3)
) of the order of 10
−14
esu was obtained from the measured
Z
-scan data. Both the metallogels exhibit positive nonlinear refraction and reverse saturable (RSA) absorption at high-intensity excitation. Co(
ii
) and Ni(
ii
) metallogels show nonlinear refractive indices (
n
2
I
) of (3.619 ± 0.146) × 10
−6
cm
2
GW
−1
and (3.472 ± 0.102) × 10
−6
cm
2
GW
−1
, respectively, and two photon absorption coefficients (
β
) of (1.503 ± 0.045) × 10
−1
cm GW
−1
and (1.381 ± 0.029) × 10
−1
cm GW
−1
at an excitation intensity of 140 GW cm
−2
. We also studied the optical limiting properties with a limiting threshold of 9.57 mJ cm
−2
. Therefore, both metallogels can be considered promising materials for photonic devices: for instance, for optical switching and optical limiting.
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ii
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ii
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ii
) and Ni(
ii
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ii
)-adipic acid (Co-AA) and Ni(
ii
)-adipic acid (Ni-AA) were judiciously developed through infrared absorption spectral analysis. The nonlinear optical properties, such as the third-order process, of these synthesized metallogels were scrutinized by means of the
Z
-scan method at a beam excitation wavelength of 750 nm by a femtosecond laser with different excitation intensities ranging from 64 to 140 GW cm
−2
. The third-order nonlinear optical susceptibility (
χ
(3)
) of the order of 10
−14
esu was obtained from the measured
Z
-scan data. Both the metallogels exhibit positive nonlinear refraction and reverse saturable (RSA) absorption at high-intensity excitation. Co(
ii
) and Ni(
ii
) metallogels show nonlinear refractive indices (
n
2
I
) of (3.619 ± 0.146) × 10
−6
cm
2
GW
−1
and (3.472 ± 0.102) × 10
−6
cm
2
GW
−1
, respectively, and two photon absorption coefficients (
β
) of (1.503 ± 0.045) × 10
−1
cm GW
−1
and (1.381 ± 0.029) × 10
−1
cm GW
−1
at an excitation intensity of 140 GW cm
−2
. We also studied the optical limiting properties with a limiting threshold of 9.57 mJ cm
−2
. Therefore, both metallogels can be considered promising materials for photonic devices: for instance, for optical switching and optical limiting.
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ii
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ii
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ii
) and Ni(
ii
) metallogels were achieved. Adipic acid as the low molecular weight organic gelator and dimethylformamide (DMF) solvent are employed for the metallogelation process. Rheological analyses of both gel-scaffolds reveal mechanical toughness as well as visco-elasticity. Thixotropic behaviours of both the gels were scrutinized. Morphological variations due to the presence of two different metal ions with diverse metal-ligand coordinating interactions were established. The mechanistic pathways for forming stable metallogels of Co(
ii
)-adipic acid (Co-AA) and Ni(
ii
)-adipic acid (Ni-AA) were judiciously developed through infrared absorption spectral analysis. The nonlinear optical properties, such as the third-order process, of these synthesized metallogels were scrutinized by means of the
Z
-scan method at a beam excitation wavelength of 750 nm by a femtosecond laser with different excitation intensities ranging from 64 to 140 GW cm
−2
. The third-order nonlinear optical susceptibility (
χ
(3)
) of the order of 10
−14
esu was obtained from the measured
Z
-scan data. Both the metallogels exhibit positive nonlinear refraction and reverse saturable (RSA) absorption at high-intensity excitation. Co(
ii
) and Ni(
ii
) metallogels show nonlinear refractive indices (
n
2
I
) of (3.619 ± 0.146) × 10
−6
cm
2
GW
−1
and (3.472 ± 0.102) × 10
−6
cm
2
GW
−1
, respectively, and two photon absorption coefficients (
β
) of (1.503 ± 0.045) × 10
−1
cm GW
−1
and (1.381 ± 0.029) × 10
−1
cm GW
−1
at an excitation intensity of 140 GW cm
−2
. We also studied the optical limiting properties with a limiting threshold of 9.57 mJ cm
−2
. Therefore, both metallogels can be considered promising materials for photonic devices: for instance, for optical switching and optical limiting.
Adipic acid-directed supramolecular self-healing Co(
ii
) and Ni(
ii
)-metallogels have been achieved to explore a comparative study of third order optical non-linearity.</abstract><cop>Cambridge</cop><pub>Royal Society of Chemistry</pub><doi>10.1039/d2dt01983c</doi><tpages>9</tpages><orcidid>https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1662-6249</orcidid></addata></record> |
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