The dynamic characteristics of polyurethane matrix of dye laser solid-state active elements

Authors

  • Ludmila Kosyanchuk
  • Nataly Kozak Department of polymer physics Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry NAS of Ukraine
  • Natalia Babkina
  • Volodymyr Bezrodnyy
  • Marina Stratilat

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.17721/fujcV4I2P40-46

Keywords:

polyurethane, phenalenone dye, laser damage threshold, paramagnetic probe, radiation resistance

Abstract

Investigations of polyurethane matrices for solid-state laser active elements showed that comparison of chain mobility and permeability for low molecular substances of polyurethanes based on glycol and diisocyanate components of various structures allows predict their radiation resistance and choose optimal chemical composition of polyurethane. The correlation was shown of polyurethane dynamic properties with values of their elastic modulus and laser damage threshold under pulsed laser irradiation as well as the weak influence of phenalenone dyes introduction on the above characteristics.

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2016-12-27

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Vol. 4 No. 2 (2016)

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