Abstract
The conditions for the appearance of broadband radiation from particles of zirconium dioxide stabilised by ytterbium oxide upon excitation by intense laser radiation with a wavelength of 980 nm are investigated. It is shown that this radiation is observed at a lower excitation power density and lower ytterbium content than in particles of orthophosphates and their hydrates. As a result of in vivo experiments, the possibility of using ytterbium-containing particles to enhance the thermal effect from exposure to laser radiation with a wavelength of 980 nm on the skin of a rat is demonstrated.
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