Abstract

Effect of Thorium, Lanthanum and Cerium rare-earth ions on the growth and properties of l-arginine phosphate single crystals has been reported. The incorporation of rare-earth dopants into the l-arginine phosphate crystals is confirmed by Inductively Coupled Plasma-Mass Spectroscopy analysis. The unit cell parameters for pure and rare-earth doped l-arginine phosphate crystals have been estimated by powder X-ray diffraction studies. UV–visible studies revealed the transmittance percentage and cut-off wavelengths of the grown crystals. Powder second harmonic generation measurement has been carried out for pure and doped l-arginine phosphate crystals. The dielectric behavior of the grown crystals was analyzed for different frequencies at room temperature. The mechanical properties have been determined for pure and the doped l-arginine phosphate crystals.

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