A novel white emitting phosphor Ca2PO4Cl：Dy^3＋： luminescence, concentration quenching and thermal stability

A novel white emitting phosphor Ca2PO4Cl：Dy^3＋ was synthesized by a solid state method. The luminescence, concentration quenching and thermal stability of Ca2PO4Cl：Dy^3＋ were investigated. Ca2PO4Cl：Dy^3＋ showed three emission peaks, which were located at 483, 575 and 660 nm. Though the ratio of yell...

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Published in中国稀土学报：英文版 Vol. 33; no. 11; pp. 1137 - 1141
Main Author 王志军 李盼来 杨志平 郭庆林 李旭 滕枫
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 2015
Subjects
发光
排放强度
浓度
淬火
热稳定性
白光LED
荧光粉
蓝光发射
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Summary:A novel white emitting phosphor Ca2PO4Cl：Dy^3＋ was synthesized by a solid state method. The luminescence, concentration quenching and thermal stability of Ca2PO4Cl：Dy^3＋ were investigated. Ca2PO4Cl：Dy^3＋ showed three emission peaks, which were located at 483, 575 and 660 nm. Though the ratio of yellow to blue emission intensities showed a similar value, the intensities of yellow and blue peaks were influenced by Dy^3＋ concentration, and the concentration quenching effect was observed. The emission intensity of Ca2PO4Cl：Dy^3＋ as a function of temperature was explored and the emission intensity（at 150 °C） of Ca2PO4Cl：Dy^3＋ was 90.0% of the value at 25 °C, and activation energy was 0.18 eV. The results indicated that Ca2PO4Cl：Dy^3＋ might be conducive to development of white LEDs.
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A novel white emitting phosphor Ca2PO4Cl：Dy^3＋ was synthesized by a solid state method. The luminescence, concentration quenching and thermal stability of Ca2PO4Cl：Dy^3＋ were investigated. Ca2PO4Cl：Dy^3＋ showed three emission peaks, which were located at 483, 575 and 660 nm. Though the ratio of yellow to blue emission intensities showed a similar value, the intensities of yellow and blue peaks were influenced by Dy^3＋ concentration, and the concentration quenching effect was observed. The emission intensity of Ca2PO4Cl：Dy^3＋ as a function of temperature was explored and the emission intensity（at 150 °C） of Ca2PO4Cl：Dy^3＋ was 90.0% of the value at 25 °C, and activation energy was 0.18 eV. The results indicated that Ca2PO4Cl：Dy^3＋ might be conducive to development of white LEDs.
ISSN:1002-0721
2509-4963