Dileep M S , Suresh Kumar H. M , Prashanth G K , Yashwanth H J , Madhukara Naik M , Jagadeesh M R , Srilatha Rao , Manoj Gadewar , H.S. Lalithamba , N.P. Bhagya
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Structural, dielectric and LDT response of Sr2+ ions codoped bisthiourea-urea mixed crystals upon gamma irradiation
Single crystals of Sr²⁺ ions codoped bisthiourea-urea (SBTU) were grown using the method of slow evaporation. Single crystal X-ray diffraction (XRD) analysis revealed that the crystals exhibit orthorhombic structure with centro-symmetric characteristics. Powder XRD analysis shows a decrease in crystallite size after the addition of dopant. The concentration of strontium dopant and the percentage of elements present in the crystal was inveterated by CHNS analysis, SEM micrographs and ICP-OES analysis. Crystals show the thermal stability up to the temperature of 171 °C. UV–visible spectroscopy revealed the crystals are transparent across the UV, visible, and NIR regions, with an optical cutoff at 332 nm. Gamma radiation was irradiated to check the stability of the crystal in a radiation environment with different doses of 1 Mrad, 3 Mrad, and 5 Mrad. Dielectric studies show an increase in dielectric constant and AC conductivity after irradiation and also with increase in irradiation doses. Optical absorbance property also increases after irradiation. LDT study revealed an increase in the stability after gamma irradiation.
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