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The magnesium fluoride(MgF2)crystal exhibits high transparency in a broad wavelength range from vacuum ultraviolet 110 nm to infrared 7.5μm. At the same time, as the refractive index of the crystal is relatively small (<1.5), the reflection loss is very low.
Magnesium fluoride crystals show high mechanical strength, good chemical stability and moisture resistance, and do not produce color centers under irradiation conditions. They can be used as optical window materials in the vacuum ultraviolet to infrared range, such as mirrors, lenses, prisms, ultraviolet laser windows. Further, the magnesium fluoride crystal also shows a birefringence effect and can be used as a polarizing element.

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Parameter

Physical parameter
Crystal Structuretetragonal
Density3.177g/cm3
Transmission Range0.11-7.5μm
Melting Point1255℃
Thermal Conductivity@300K0.3W/m/K
Heat Expansion Coefficient13.7 and 8.48×10-6
Dielectric Constant4.87 and 5.45
Elastic Modulus138.5GPa
Refractive Index
 Wavelength(μm)0.20.270.340.56
ne1.431.411.401.39
no1.421.401.391.38
Application
Reference
Application
  • Infrared windows
  • Infrared lenses
  • Prisms
  • Polarizers
Reference
  1. Barker, A.S., TRANSVERSE + LONGITUDINAL OPTIC MODE STUDY IN MGF2 + ZNF2.Physical Review a-General Physics, 1964. 136(5A): p. 1290-&.
  2. Blanco, M.A., et al., Thermodynamical properties of solids from microscopic theory: Applications to MgF2 and Al2O3.Journal of Molecular Structure-Theochem, 1996. 368: p. 245-255.
  3. Bloemer, M.J. and M. Scalora, Transmissive properties of Ag/MgF2 photonic band gaps.Applied Physics Letters, 1998. 72(14): p. 1676-1678.
  4. Francisco, E., et al., Quantum-mechanical study of thermodynamic and bonding properties of MgF2.Journal of Physical Chemistry A, 1998. 102(9): p. 1595-1601.

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