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The active centres in Ruby laser are​

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Answered by Anonymous
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The active part of the ruby is the dopant, which consists of chromium ions suspended in a synthetic sapphire crystal. The dopant often comprises around 0.05% of the crystal, and is responsible for all of the absorption and emission of radiation.

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Answered by VineetaGara
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The active centers of ruby lasers are monocrystal of Al₂O₃ consisting of chromium ions

  • Ruby laser is a solid-state laser
  • It emits red radiation of wavelength 695 nm
  • In the active center, Al₂o₃ is doped with Cr³+ ions replacing some Al³+ ions
  • The dopant has high chemical stability and durability.
  • Initially, Ruby lasers were used for medical purposes like retinal surgery and dermatology.
  • But now it is used for removing tattoos and pigmented spots alone.

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