Tunable UV/blue luminescence in rare-earth free glass-ceramic phosphor
A novel rare-earth (RE) free feldspar glass-ceramic phosphor has been designed by a fast sintering route, following a conventional ceramic process. In this work, it is studied how subtle chemical modifications of structural elements may affect luminescence behaviour in this novel matrix. These catio...
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