
doi: 10.1039/ft9949003267
handle: 11577/2456575
Optical excitation of additively coloured CaO crystals generates 1T1u and 3T1u excited states and F+ defects, the latter being revealed by EPR experiments. Interaction of the excited 3T1u triplet state and the F+ centre is documented by the emissive character of the transient EPR signal detected just after a laser pulse. A quenching of the initial polarization, observed at high microwave power, is ascribed to microwave saturation of the F+ spin levels.
Oxides; EPR spectroscopy; color centers
Oxides; EPR spectroscopy; color centers
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