2001
DOI: 10.1039/b105963g
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“…That is, with increasing Eu 3+ concentration, the proportion of nonradiative energy transfer between nearby Eu 3+ ions would increase, when the concentration of Eu 3+ ions exceeds the critical value, the luminescence begins to quench. This quenching concentration of Eu 3+ ions in BEuT thin films is relatively high compared with other Eu 3+ doped thin film materials reported to exhibit quenching effect [27]. This unusual concentration quenching effect of photoluminescence could also be observed in some Eu 3+ -ion-activated layered perovskite luminescent powder materials [28].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 86%
“…That is, with increasing Eu 3+ concentration, the proportion of nonradiative energy transfer between nearby Eu 3+ ions would increase, when the concentration of Eu 3+ ions exceeds the critical value, the luminescence begins to quench. This quenching concentration of Eu 3+ ions in BEuT thin films is relatively high compared with other Eu 3+ doped thin film materials reported to exhibit quenching effect [27]. This unusual concentration quenching effect of photoluminescence could also be observed in some Eu 3+ -ion-activated layered perovskite luminescent powder materials [28].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 86%
“…4(a). The excitation spectrum consists of a charge transfer band (CTB) of Eu 3+ -O 2− band in the short ultraviolet region (256 nm) [16]. The main factor affecting the intensity of the charge transfer band is the efficiency of the energy process from the CTB to the Eu 3+ emitting level.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sol-gel technology has other certain attractive features such as the ease of forming films of controllable thickness, the protective environment formed around the particles which can prevent crystal growth and aggregation, the possibility of using high purity starting materials and coating films on substrates with complex shapes. Another merit of Sol-Gel chemistry is the possibility to impregnate or "dope" many chemical species into the pores of the formed gel by adding them to the sol [88], [89].…”
Section: Results Of Chemical Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%