CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF OPTICAL GLASS Christopher Liu OPTI 521 – Fall 2013.

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CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF OPTICAL GLASS Christopher Liu OPTI 521 – Fall 2013

Why does chemical resistance matter? Not every optical system is used in a controlled laboratory environment Therefore, our design must accommodate the worst-case conditions the device will encounter

Chemical structure of glass Mostly SiO 2 Additives control physical, optical properties Boric oxide – borosilicate glasses Ba, La – high index Hydroxyl radicals, embedded water as impurities AdditivesHydroxyl Adapted from

Overview of test procedures Expose glass to accelerated-aging environment Check for etching and visible surface changes Climatic resistance (CR): water vapor Stain resistance (FR): weak acids Acid resistance (SR) Alkali resistance (AR) and phosphate resistance (PR)

Climatic resistance Chemical: Water vapor Temperature: 40-50°C (1 hour cycle period) Duration: 30 hours Worst glasses (CR 4): KZFS12, N-LAK21, N-SK14, N-SK16

Stain resistance Chemical solution I: Standard acetate, pH = 4.6 Chemical solution II: Acetate buffer, pH = 5.6 Temperature: 25°C Duration: Until 0.1 μm-thick stain (brown-blue) Worst glasses: SF57, SF66 (FR 5) Some glasses may be etched rapidly but appear to have a clean surface

Acid resistance Chemical solution I: Nitric acid, 0.5 mol/L, pH = 0.3 Chemical solution II: Standard acetate, pH = 4.6 Temperature: 25°C Duration: Until 0.1 μm thickness etched Worst glass: SF66 (SR 53.4)

Alkali and phosphate resistance Alkali solution: NaOH, 0.01 mol/L, pH = 12 Phosphate solution: Na 5 P 3 O 10, 0.01 mol/L, pH = 10 Temperature: 50°C Duration: Until 0.1 μm thickness etched Cleaners are often alkaline, phosphate- containing, applied at elevated temperatures

Surface inspection Visible surface changes are identified by an extra digit behind the acid/alkali/phosphate class.0: No visible change – may be omitted.1: Clear but uneven surface.2: Interference colors.3: Firmly adhered, thin white layer.4: Loosely adhering, thick layers

Overview of glasses The farther we get from BK region (higher n), the worse the chemical stability typically becomes SF66 N-SK16 F2 (good)

Doublet lens considerations For a converging achromatic doublet, why do we put the positive element in front? Minimizes spherical aberration Avoid exposing sensitive glass Typical specs N-BK7:CR 2, FR 0, SR 1, AR 2, PR 2.3(n=1.5168, v=64.17) N-SK16:CR 4, FR 4, SR 53.3, AR 3.3, PR 3.2(n=1.6204, v=60.32) N-F2:CR 1, FR 0, SR 1, AR 1, PR 1(n=1.6201, v=36.43) So the use of (N-)F2 as the negative element poses no major challenge. What if we need a thinner element? KZFS12:CR 4, FR 1, SR 53.3, AR 4.3, PR 4.3(n=1.6960, v=36.29) SF66:CR 2, FR 5, SR 53.4, AR 2.3, PR 4.2(n=1.9229, v=20.88)

Doublet lens considerations Specific situations Dialyte (separated elements): Consider extra space Multipart barrel or other disassembly: Risk of chemical attack on back element becomes important Steam, chemical fumes: Check relevant ratings Fully-cemented triplet: Middle element isolated from environment Best practices for handling Gloves, to avoid stains Automated assembly machinery (if cost justified) Adequate packaging for shipment, to seal out moisture Climate-controlled storage (if cost justified)

Conclusions More additives = higher index and/or dispersion but more points of chemical attack First, try to avoid using sensitive glasses Otherwise design to avoid exposing sensitive glasses to environment Special handling if needed Test glass samples and/or device prototypes for aging if needed

References "Bk7 Optical Glass Flats from VPG." Volume Precision Glass, Inc. "Optical Glass – Description of Properties." Schott, June Supplied by University of Arizona, OPTI 521 class notes, pp "SCHOTT BOROFLOAT® 33 Borosilicate Glass." Schott North America, Inc., "TIE-30: Chemical properties of optical glass." Technical Information – Optics for Devices. Schott, July Supplied by University of Arizona, OPTI 521 class notes, pp. 1-9.