2007
DOI: 10.1134/s0020168507080110
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Luminescent properties of Pb2+- and Mn2+-activated CdI2 crystals

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“…The results of CdBr 2 : AgCl,PbBr 2 optical studies confirm that photoinduced absorption in this material (as well as in CdBr 2 : AgCl [15,16]) is caused by the photodissociation of the matrix [11] and by photochromic transformations of silver centres [15,16]. Considering the results of [20][21][22][23] one can assume that in case of the activation of melt-grown CdBr 2 with AgCl, (Ag + Cd ) − impurity, single-charge acceptor centres are formed as the dopant: Ag + ion substitutes Cd 2+ ion in the regular lattice sites.…”
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“…The results of CdBr 2 : AgCl,PbBr 2 optical studies confirm that photoinduced absorption in this material (as well as in CdBr 2 : AgCl [15,16]) is caused by the photodissociation of the matrix [11] and by photochromic transformations of silver centres [15,16]. Considering the results of [20][21][22][23] one can assume that in case of the activation of melt-grown CdBr 2 with AgCl, (Ag + Cd ) − impurity, single-charge acceptor centres are formed as the dopant: Ag + ion substitutes Cd 2+ ion in the regular lattice sites.…”
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confidence: 55%
“…In [16] it was assumed, that in low-doped photochromic CdBr 2 : 0.02 mol % AgCl {(Ag Au + crystals were discussed in our previous reports [11,12,23].…”
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“…The structure types of MnBr 2 and MnI 2 are C 19 and C 6, respectively [7]. The luminescence of Mnactivated cadmium and calcium halide crystals, peaked in the red spectral region, is commonly attributed to electron-phonon transitions in Mn 2+ -related centers [3][4][5][6]. Under excitation by a nitrogen laser, CdBr 2 :Mn 2+ exhibits low-temperature luminescence peaked around 600 nm [9,10].…”
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“…The optical and luminescent properties of Mn-doped layered cadmium and calcium halide crystals were investigated earlier mainly at high temperatures [1][2][3][4][5][6]. The results made it possible to produce efficient scintillators for photodiode scintillation detectors [1][2][3].…”
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confidence: 99%