Chalcogenide glasses are based on sulfur, selenium and tellurium elements, and have
been studied for several decades regarding different applications. Among them, selenide …

OVERVIEW In theory, any molten material can form a glass when quenched fast enough.
Most natural glasses are based on silicates and for thousands of years only alkali/alkaline …

Tellurium has long appeared as a nearly 'forgotten'element in Biology, with most studies
focusing on tellurite, tellurate and a handful of organic tellurides. During the last decade …

Herein we report a prediction of a highly kinetic stable layered structure of tellurium (namely,
bulk β-Te), which is similar to these layered bulk materials such as graphite, black …

The compositional dependence on physical and spectroscopic characteristics of
chalcogenide Se 50-x Te 30 Ge 20 Sb x (x= 5, 10, 15, and 20 at. wt%) bulk glassy systems …

In the present communication, the compositional dependency on physical, and optical
properties of chalcogenide Se 65-x Te 20 Ge 15 Sn x (x= 5, 10, 15, and 20 at. wt.%) glassy …

Infrared gradient refractive index (GRIN) material lenses have attracted much attention due
to their continuously varying refractive index as a function of spatial coordinates in the …

Chalcogenide glasses are a matchless material as far as mid-infrared (IR) applications are
concerned. They transmit light typically from 2 to 12 μ m and even as far as 20 μ m …

In the present study, tellurium-rich (45–55 mol%) As-Se-Te chalcogenide glasses were
synthesized and purified further to eliminate the impurities for achieving extended far …

Telluride glasses possess the widest infrared window of all amorphous materials and are
key to a number of long-wavelength applications such as bio-sensing. However they are not …