Near-infrared luminescent hybrid materials doped with lanthanide (Ln) complexes (Ln = Nd, Yb) and their possible laser application.

Near-infrared luminescent hybrid materials doped with lanthanide (Ln) complexes (Ln = Nd, Yb) and their possible laser application.
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10.1021/jp044591h
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2005-03
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The journal of physical chemistry. B
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Lining Sun;Hong‐Jie Zhang;Q. Meng;Feng-yi Liu;L. Fu;Chunyun Peng;Jiangbo Yu;G. Zheng;Shu-bin Wan
Lining Sun;Hong‐Jie Zhang;Q. Meng;Feng-yi Liu;L. Fu;Chunyun Peng;Jiangbo Yu;G. Zheng;Shu-bin Wan
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作者:
Lining Sun;Hong‐Jie Zhang;Q. Meng;Feng-yi Liu;L. Fu;Chunyun Peng;Jiangbo Yu;G. Zheng;Shu-bin Wan

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