Achieving highly efficient far-red emission from luminescence-ignorable Ca2MgTeO6:Mn4+ to Ca(2-z)Ln(z)MgTe(1-y)W(y)O(6):Mn4+ (Ln = La, Y, Gd) phosphors via solid solution and impurity doping strategies
Achieving highly efficient far-red emission from luminescence-ignorable Ca2MgTeO6:Mn4+ to Ca(2-z)Ln(z)MgTe(1-y)W(y)O(6):Mn4+ (Ln = La, Y, Gd) phosphors via solid solution and impurity doping strategies
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从可忽略发光的 Ca2MgTeO6:Mn4 到 Ca(2-z)Ln(z)MgTe(1-y)W(y)O(6):Mn4 (Ln = La, Y, Gd) 实现高效远红发射
DOI:
10.1016/j.ceramint.2021.08.216
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发表时间:
2021
影响因子:
5.2
通讯作者:
Ruijin Yu
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作者:
Shanshan Chen;Jing Gao;Wen Shi;Xue Geng;Yuan Wang;Yang Qiu;Guangliang Lu;Dan Zhang;Jin Zhao;Bin Deng;Ruijin Yu
The Mn4+-doped Ca2MgTeO6 (CMTO) far-red emitting phosphors with double perovskite-type structure were successfully synthesized. Upon near-ultraviolet (n-UV, 300 nm) light excitation, the as-prepared phosphors showed far-red light at 700 nm attributed to the2Eg→4A2gtransition of Mn4+ion. The doping concentration of the CMTO:xMn4+samples was optimized to be 0.8 mol%. The relevant mechanism of concentration quenching was demonstrated as the dipole-dipole interaction. Furthermore, solid solution and impurity doping strategies were adopted to improve the far-red emission of the luminescence-ignorable CMTO:Mn4+phosphor. Series of Ca2MgTe(1−y)WyO6:0.8 mol%Mn4+(y= 0–100 mol%) solid solution and Ca2−zLnzMgTe0.6W0.4O6:Mn4+(Ln = La, Y, and Gd,z= 10 mol%) phosphors were synthesized through the above two strategies. The luminescence intensity of the optimal Ca1.9Gd0.1MgTe0.6W0.4O6:Mn4+phosphor was 13.7 times that of the CMTO:Mn4+phosphor and 2.51 times that of red commercial phosphor K2SiF6:Mn4+. Notably, both CMTO:Mn4+and Ca1.9Gd0.1MgTe0.6W0.4O6:Mn4+phosphors exhibited remarkable thermal stability compared with most Mn4+-doped phosphors. Finally, the highly efficient Ca1.9Gd0.1MgTe0.6W0.4O6:Mn4+phosphor was successfully applied in fabricating the warm white light diode (w-LED). This working along both lines strategy exhibited great potential for luminescence optimization of Mn4+-doped oxide phosphors.