A facile synthesis, structural and triple-luminescence properties of a novel fluoroperovskite RbCaF3: Sm3+ phosphor for radiation dosimetry and orange-red LED applications

Structural, electronic, elastic, and magnetic properties of NaQF 3 (Q = ag, Pb, Rh, and Ru) flouroperovskites: A first‐principle outcomes

“…Various studies have been comprehensively done previously concerning the cubic perovskites with diverse arrangements and structures, inspired by their potential uses in several industrial and engineering domains. [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8] The anisotropic and mechanically stable nature for most of the cubic perovskites was found. Useful properties like conversion of solar energies with high efficiency to electrical energies were predicted for fluoroperovskites.…”

“…[9][10][11][12] Furthermore, fluoroperovskites are commonly used in material science that as in the semiconductor 13,14 for electrical vehicle power storage devices and lenses industries. 5,[15][16][17][18] A stable fluoroperovskites afford a mixture comprising fluorine with the transition metals (TMs), organic or inorganic compounds. The worthy properties of fluoroperovskites comprising thermodynamic, mechanical, 19,20 and structural stability oblige scientists to examine them experimentally and theoretically.…”

Enhanced Photoluminescence Properties of BaAl2O4: Ce3+/Li+ Yellow Phosphors

“…In the current work CCT value of 0.5% Ce 3+ doped BAO phosphor and BAO: 0.5% Ce 3+ , 0.1% Li + are 2583 K and 2450 K, respectively. Results indicate that both doped phosphors are close to value of warm yellow light (< 4000 K) [33].…”

Defect clustering in an Eu-doped NaMgF3 compound and its influence on luminescent properties

“…Perovskite compounds are a class of special materials that have attracted wide attention in recent years for interesting applications, such as magnetoelectrics, 1,2 photovoltaics devices, [3][4][5][6] light-emitting diodes, 7,8 lasers, 9,10 photocatalysis, 11 memristors, 12 and ionizing radiation detectors. [13][14][15] Fluoroperovskite materials, ABF 3 (where A and B stand for alkali and alkaline earth metals, respectively), are a sub-class of perovskite compounds. In particular, NaMgF 3 is a material inserted in this family, with interesting properties related to optics and ionizing radiation dosimetry.…”