HAFNIUM DIBORIDE: A NOTABLE SOLID-STATE MATERIAL FOR EFFICIENT PHOTOTHERMAL CONVERSION

We report the remarkable light-to-heat conversion observed in commercially available, ready-to-use bulk hafnium diboride (HfB2) powder, which exhibits strong wide-spectrum absorption and minimal photoluminescence. 100 mg of the powder sample, uniformly spread on an aluminium foil, was subjected to continuous-wave, blue laser irradiation and the rise in sample temperature was measured using a K - type thermocouple. The bulk HfB2 powder sample showed substantial photothermal conversion and displayed exceptional thermal, chemical and photo-stability under diverse irradiation conditions. Furthermore, the photothermal effect proved to be highly reproducible, highlighting the suitability of HfB2 powder for a range of industrial applications.

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New Materials Compounds and Applications
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2024-12-10
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https://doi.org/10.62476/nmca83422
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HAFNIUM DIBORIDE: A NOTABLE SOLID-STATE MATERIAL FOR EFFICIENT PHOTOTHERMAL CONVERSION

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HAFNIUM DIBORIDE: A NOTABLE SOLID-STATE MATERIAL FOR EFFICIENT PHOTOTHERMAL CONVERSION

Rohan Nair
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Abstract

We report the remarkable light-to-heat conversion observed in commercially available, ready-to-use bulk hafnium diboride (HfB2) powder, which exhibits strong wide-spectrum absorption and minimal photoluminescence. 100 mg of the powder sample, uniformly spread on an aluminium foil, was subjected to continuous-wave, blue laser irradiation and the rise in sample temperature was measured using a K - type thermocouple. The bulk HfB2 powder sample showed substantial photothermal conversion and displayed exceptional thermal, chemical and photo-stability under diverse irradiation conditions. Furthermore, the photothermal effect proved to be highly reproducible, highlighting the suitability of HfB2 powder for a range of industrial applications.

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