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Photoluminescence studies of pure and Dy(3+), Eu(3+) doped Sr2CeO4 compounds are presented by oxalate precipitation method for solid state lighting. The prepared samples also characterized by XRD, SEM (EDS) and FTIR spectroscopy. The pure Sr2CeO4 compound displays a broad band in its emission spectrum when excited with 280 nm wavelength, which peaks centered at 488 nm, which is due to the energy transfer between the molecular orbital of the ligand and charge transfer state of the Ce(4+) ions. Emission spectra of Sr2CeO4 with different concentration of Dy(3+) ions under near UV radiation excitation, shows that intensity of luminescence spectra is found to be affected by Dy(3+) ions, and it increases with adding some percentages of Dy(3+) ions. The maximum doping concentration for quenching is found to be Dy(3+) = 0.2 mol 

作者:R S, Ukare;Vikas, Dubey;G D, Zade;S J, Dhoble

来源:Journal of fluorescence 2016 年 26卷 3期

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作者:
R S, Ukare;Vikas, Dubey;G D, Zade;S J, Dhoble
来源:
Journal of fluorescence 2016 年 26卷 3期
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FTIR Nanophosphors Near UV and blue LED PL SEM Solid state lighting Sr2CeO4 Sr2CeO4 with RE (Eu3+and Dy3+) XRD
Photoluminescence studies of pure and Dy(3+), Eu(3+) doped Sr2CeO4 compounds are presented by oxalate precipitation method for solid state lighting. The prepared samples also characterized by XRD, SEM (EDS) and FTIR spectroscopy. The pure Sr2CeO4 compound displays a broad band in its emission spectrum when excited with 280 nm wavelength, which peaks centered at 488 nm, which is due to the energy transfer between the molecular orbital of the ligand and charge transfer state of the Ce(4+) ions. Emission spectra of Sr2CeO4 with different concentration of Dy(3+) ions under near UV radiation excitation, shows that intensity of luminescence spectra is found to be affected by Dy(3+) ions, and it increases with adding some percentages of Dy(3+) ions. The maximum doping concentration for quenching is found to be Dy(3+) = 0.2 mol