2004
DOI: 10.1023/b:jsst.0000048003.58868.91
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A New Elaboration Route by Sol-Gel Process for Cerium Doped SrHfO3Films and Powders

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“…One can see that starting from the highest illumination temperature, 347 K, the TSL glow curves become less intense as the illumination temperature progressively decreases. This observation nicely correlates with the expected decreasing probability of the center thermal ionization according to formula (4). Note that from illumination temperature 347 K down to 313 K we only observe one dominant TSL peak at about 410 K. As the illumination temperature decreases, a TSL peak at about 330 K appears.…”
Section: Study Of Ionization Of the Ce 3+ Excited State By Tslsupporting
confidence: 86%
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“…One can see that starting from the highest illumination temperature, 347 K, the TSL glow curves become less intense as the illumination temperature progressively decreases. This observation nicely correlates with the expected decreasing probability of the center thermal ionization according to formula (4). Note that from illumination temperature 347 K down to 313 K we only observe one dominant TSL peak at about 410 K. As the illumination temperature decreases, a TSL peak at about 330 K appears.…”
Section: Study Of Ionization Of the Ce 3+ Excited State By Tslsupporting
confidence: 86%
“…Because of its high melting point (T m > 2400°C) the material is not available as a single crystal and therefore is currently being investigated in the form of nanocrystals [1,2] or ceramics obtained from crystalline powders prepared by solid-state synthesis [3]. Alternative techniques for the preparation of Ce-doped SHO powders are the sol-gel route [4,5] or acetate-citrate combustion [6,7].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It has been studied in recent years by several groups [2][3][4][5][6]. The Ce 3+ doping at Sr 2+ site induces coulombic disbalance in the lattice and the compensation mechanism has not been understood so far.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Por otro lado, se puede apreciar que conforme aumenta la temperatura desde 500 °C hasta 800 °C en la región comprendida entre 860 cm -1 y 390 cm -1 se hace presente una banda ancha que indica la formación del enlace M-O. Cuando la temperatura alcanza los 800ºC la banda es más definida y parecida a aquella reportada por Chen et al que correspondería a la vibración del ZrO 6 octaédrico [34], sin embargo, el aspecto de esta banda no es fina como regularmente se puede apreciar para materiales de este tipo [28], sino más bien ancha y centrada a aproximadamente 500 cm -1 . Lo anterior se debe a la contribución de otra vibración M-O, como lo es la del Zr-O del HfO 2 [36].…”
Section: Resultsunclassified
“…Alternativamente se han empleado otros métodos de química suave (Chimie Douce) que se llevan a cabo en condiciones de temperatura moderadas (T<700 K) aunque pueden presentar algunos problemas en el control de la reacción debido a las diferentes propiedades químicas de los cationes que pueden ocasionar dificultades en la estequiometría. Los procedimientos de obtención basados en la técnica sol-gel han sido probados como una buena opción para la obtención de materiales tipo perovskita [28] siempre que las condiciones de síntesis estén bien controladas [29]. Zhang et al emplearon un método sol-gel tipo Pechini para la elaboración de AZrO 3 :Eu en donde A= Ba, Sr o Ca [30], identificando una estructura ortorrómbica para el caso de zirconatos de calcio y de estroncio y cúbica para el caso de zirconato de bario.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified