Abstract
Nonlinear-optical properties of various salts and water solutions were measured using an 8-psec
laser pulse at 530 nm. It was found that the optical Kerr effect and supercontinuum signals were
several times larger in saline water than in pure water. The optical Kerr effect signals from
saturated aqueous solutions of ZnCl2 were about 35 times greater, and the
self-phase-modulation signals from saturated aqueous solutions of K2ZnCl4 were
about 10 times greater.
© 1987 Optical Society of America
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