Enhancement of green emission from Ca14Al10Zn6O35: Tb3+ phosphors via cross-relaxation energy transfer by Li+ ions
Tb3+ doped Ca14Al10Zn6O35 phosphors were prepared by a traditional solid-state reaction approach. The Tb3+ doped phosphors exhibit blue and green emission under the 285 nm excitation. The green to blue emission ratio is gradually enhanced as the Tb3+ concentration increases, which is ascribed to the...
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Tb3+ doped Ca14Al10Zn6O35 phosphors were prepared by a traditional solid-state reaction approach. The Tb3+ doped phosphors exhibit blue and green emission under the 285 nm excitation. The green to blue emission ratio is gradually enhanced as the Tb3+ concentration increases, which is ascribed to the enhanced cross-relaxation energy transfer (CRET) processes between Tb3+ ions. Li+ ions were introduced to the composition as an attempt to address the charge mismatch induced by Tb3+ for Ca2+ ion substitution. An enhancement of green emission from Tb3+ ions is observed after co-doping with Li+ ions. The lifetime measurement confirms that the CRET efficiency and energy transfer rate are simultaneously increased by Li+ ions. The results suggest that the incorporation of Li+ ions is a feasible approach to overcome charge vacancy defects and enhance CRET processes. |
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Tb3+ doped Ca14Al10Zn6O35 phosphors were prepared by a traditional solid-state reaction approach. The Tb3+ doped phosphors exhibit blue and green emission under the 285 nm excitation. The green to blue emission ratio is gradually enhanced as the Tb3+ concentration increases, which is ascribed to the enhanced cross-relaxation energy transfer (CRET) processes between Tb3+ ions. Li+ ions were introduced to the composition as an attempt to address the charge mismatch induced by Tb3+ for Ca2+ ion substitution. An enhancement of green emission from Tb3+ ions is observed after co-doping with Li+ ions. The lifetime measurement confirms that the CRET efficiency and energy transfer rate are simultaneously increased by Li+ ions. The results suggest that the incorporation of Li+ ions is a feasible approach to overcome charge vacancy defects and enhance CRET processes. |
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Tb3+ doped Ca14Al10Zn6O35 phosphors were prepared by a traditional solid-state reaction approach. The Tb3+ doped phosphors exhibit blue and green emission under the 285 nm excitation. The green to blue emission ratio is gradually enhanced as the Tb3+ concentration increases, which is ascribed to the enhanced cross-relaxation energy transfer (CRET) processes between Tb3+ ions. Li+ ions were introduced to the composition as an attempt to address the charge mismatch induced by Tb3+ for Ca2+ ion substitution. An enhancement of green emission from Tb3+ ions is observed after co-doping with Li+ ions. The lifetime measurement confirms that the CRET efficiency and energy transfer rate are simultaneously increased by Li+ ions. The results suggest that the incorporation of Li+ ions is a feasible approach to overcome charge vacancy defects and enhance CRET processes. |
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