成分選用氧化物P2O5 - B2O3 - ZnO - V2O5，均勻混和後以熔融急冷法製備玻璃，使用XRD檢測玻璃態；ICP檢測玻璃實際氧化物含量；UV-Vis-NIR光譜分析200-3000nm波段的穿透率。從實驗結果得知，在P2O5玻璃系統中加入少量V2O5影響吸光特性較B2O3玻璃明顯，特別是在800～1200nm。但在P2O5及B2O3混合玻璃中發現該成分更能吸收近紅外光，根據文獻近紅外光區域吸收和V4+的有關。經過XPS檢測，進行V4+及V5+的分峰結果，發現磷硼玻璃的V4+面積較大，其次為磷酸鹽玻璃，最後為硼酸鹽玻璃。根據結果V4+較容易存在於磷硼玻璃內。

Vanadium phosphate and Vanadium Borate glasses, having composition [(P2O5 or B2O3)50(ZnO)1-xV2O5x ], where x= 0,1,3,5 (mol%)were prepared by conventional melt quench method, and investigated by x-ray diffraction (XRD) and inductively coupled plasma spectroscopy (ICP),and UV-Vis-NIR spectrophotometer(200-3000nm).
The characteristic of NIR absorption in P2O5 glass system is higher then in B2O3 glass system especially wavelength 800～1200nm.But the characteristic of NIR absorption is the best in P2O5 and B2O3 glass system, I investigated by the X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) to prove the results.I found more than one valence state of V ions being present.(V4+&V5+)
The V4+%area is larger then the V5+%area in P2O5-B2O3 glass system, the second is P2O5 glass system, the final is B2O3 glass system.

目錄
第1章 前言
第2章 文獻回顧與原理
2-1磷酸鹽玻璃結構與應用
2-2硼酸鹽玻璃之應用`
2-3 V2O5-P2O5玻璃
2-4 檢測釩的價數
2-4-1 XPS檢測
2-4-2 XANES及EXAFS
2-5 UV-Vis穿透率分析
2-6 有機發光二極體之簡介
2-6-1有機發光二極體顯示器
2-6-2 雷射封裝用玻璃膠
第3章 實驗流程
3-1 玻璃製備
3-2試片分析
第4章 結果與討論
4-1 ICP及XRD分析
4-2 UV-Vis-near IR光譜
4-3 XPS分析
4-3-1 V價數之分析(V2p3/2)
4-3-1 NBO/BO之分析(O1s)
4-4 Raman & FTIR
第5章 結論
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