Broadening the Photoluminescence Excitation Spectral Bandwidth of YVO4:Eu3+ Nanoparticles via a Novel Core-Shell and Hybridization Approach

Huang, Jianhua; Tang, Lu; Chen, Nan; Du, Guoping

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“…16,17 Generally speaking, the matrix materials for optical temperature measurement include nanorods, nanoparticles, core-shell particles, glass ceramics containing fluorine nanocrystals and oxide blocks. [18][19][20][21][22] This means that the phosphor can be resistant to oxidation and high temperature, and not react in harsh environment and remain stable. Trivalent lanthanide ions and some transition group ions are used as luminescent centers or activators in optical thermometry.…”

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Dual-emissive Ln³⁺/Mn⁴⁺ Co-doped double perovskite phosphor via site-beneficial occupation

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Mater. Adv.

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“…Сферы применения люминесцентных материалов разнообразны: приборы освещения, биологические маркировки, плазменные панели, биомедицина [1][2][3][4]. Особый интерес привлекают люминофоры в наноразмерном состоянии.…”

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The Synthesis of Nanophosphors YPxV1–xO4 by Spray Pyrolysis and Microwave Methods

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Lastochkin

Maltsev

2020

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Due to rare earth doping, phosphates and vanadates are the leading materials for the synthesis of phosphors due to their thermal stability, low sintering temperature, and chemical stability. Phosphors in the nanoscale state are of particular interest. The simple, fast, and scalable synthesis of nanophosphors with high chemical homogeneity is a priority task. The purpose of this work was to synthesize powders of mixed yttrium vanadate-phosphate crystals of various compositions by coprecipitation under the action of microwave radiation and spray pyrolysis, as well as to compare the characteristics ofthe obtained samples. Samples of YVхP1–хO4 of different compositions were synthesized by coprecipitation under the action of microwave radiation and spray pyrolysis in different modes. In the case of the synthesis of yttrium vanadate-phosphate YVхP1–хO4 by spray pyrolysis followed by annealing, according to the X-ray phase analysis data, single-phase nanopowders were formed. 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“…Huang et al [ 1 ] employed a novel core-shell and inorganic-organic hybridization strategy to fabricate Eu 3+ -doped UVO 4 nanoparticles to broaden their excitation spectral bandwidth to the range of 230-415 nm, thereby covering the entire ultraviolet spectrum of solar light. This feature is useful, given that for optoelectronic applications it is desirable for lanthanide-doped phosphors to have a broad excitation spectrum.…”

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“…In fact, while lanthanide-doped YVO 4 (a high quantum efficient lasing material) can be used in silicon solar cells and convert ultraviolet light to visible light for more efficient power generation, its spectral range is not broad enough to cover the entire ultraviolet spectrum of solar light. Herein, Huang et al [ 1 ] solved this issue by broadening the spectral bandwidth of these materials, enabling further applications in silicon solar cells.…”

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Broadening the Photoluminescence Excitation Spectral Bandwidth of YVO4:Eu3+ Nanoparticles via a Novel Core-Shell and Hybridization Approach

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Dual-emissive Ln³⁺/Mn⁴⁺ Co-doped double perovskite phosphor via site-beneficial occupation

Dual-emissive Ln³⁺/Mn⁴⁺ Co-doped double perovskite phosphor via site-beneficial occupation

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Dual-emissive Ln3+/Mn4+ Co-doped double perovskite phosphor via site-beneficial occupation

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