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Willemite-based glass-ceramic was prepared from waste material using a conventional melt and quenching method. The crystalline willemite-based glass-ceramic was doped with (1–5 wt.%) followed by sintering at different temperatures (500°C–1100°C). Density and linear shrinkage were increased with the increase of the sintering temperature. Ultraviolet–visible spectroscopy (UV–Vis) confirmed an optimum optical absorption for sample doped with 3 wt.% of and sintered at 900°C. Photoluminescence measurements further confirmed 3 wt.% of as the optimum percentage of dopant. Results suggested that the obtained glass-ceramic could be a promising material for use as fiber amplifiers.
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