1981
DOI: 10.1021/bk-1981-0164.ch010
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Use of Rare Earths in Television and Cathode Ray Phosphors

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“…etc. [6][7][8], a particularly eco-friendly and efficient process for recycling of rare earth resources from the "urban mine" has been encouraged and anticipated [9].…”
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“…etc. [6][7][8], a particularly eco-friendly and efficient process for recycling of rare earth resources from the "urban mine" has been encouraged and anticipated [9].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As a result of its special fluorescent properties, europium is a desirable component in several types of solid-state materials with important practical applications ranging from television picture tubes to light bulb filaments. 1 The europium-containing materials are typically made by mixing a small amount of a europium salt with a less expensive matrix and processing the mixture to the final product. An alternative route to solid-state materials which is potentially more efficient and offers the possibility of more homogeneous products involves the use of molecular precursors containing the component metals.…”
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“…Les tendances de recherche actuelles sont dirigées vers des produits réfractaires qui supportent les accroissements de température causés par l'impact des rayons cathodiques sous des densités de courant élevées tout en conservant des réponses linéaires [33]. 7.4.4 Les luminophores pour écrans renforçateurs de rayons X.…”
Section: Les Composés Luminescents Polycristal-unclassified