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1.
Synthesis And Electrooptical Characteristics Of Nanoscale And Bulk Long Persistent Phosphors
2.
Investigation Of Near Infrared Super Long Persistent Phosphors
3.
The Combustion Synthesis And Photoluminescence Of Long Persistent Phosphors
4.
Researches On Synthesis And Photoluminescence Of The Red Long Persistent Phosphors And Films CaTiO
3
: Pr
3+
5.
Preparation And Investigation Of Rare Earth Ions Doped Long Persistent Luminescence Materials
6.
(Sr,Ca)
2
MgSi
2
O
7
:Eu
2+
,Dy
3+
Long-persistent Luminescence Materials And Their Applications In Electrospinning
7.
Synthesis And Luminescent Properties Of Oxide Yellow Long-persistent Phosphors
8.
Design, Synthesis And Afterglow Properties Of Visible Light- Long Persistent Luminescence Materials
9.
Preparation And Luminescent Mechanism Of ZGGO:Cr
3+
Nanoparticles With Near-infrared Super Long Persistent Luminescence And Their Applications
10.
The Preparation And Characterization Of Rare Earth Doped Na
2
Ca
3
Si
2
O
8
And BaZrSi
3
O
9
Based Luminescent Materials
11.
Preparation And Luminescence Mechanism Of Blueish Green Long Afterglow Materials ZrP
2
O
7
12.
Enhancing Near Infrared Persistent Luminescence From Cr
3+
-activated Zinc Gallogermanate With Spinel Structure
13.
The Synthesis And Optical Properties Of Multicolor Long Persistent Luminescence Materials By Eu
2+
/Sm
3+
14.
Synthesis And Performance Study Of Long Afterglow Luminescent Materials
15.
Investigation On NIR Upconversion And Long Persistent Emissions In Cr
3+
Doped Gallogermanates
16.
Preparation,Luminescent Properties And Application Of Europium Ions Doped Oxides Phosphors
17.
Preparation And Study Of Red Long Persistent Luminescence Materials Based On Oxide
18.
Study On The Luminescence Properties And Application Of SrAl
12
O
19
Material Doped With Iron Ions
19.
Preparation Of Trivalent Rare Earth Doped BaY
2
O
4
,LiYGeO
4
Long Persistent Luminescence Materials And Research On Their Luminescent Properties
20.
Research On Carrier Relaxation Mechanisms In Organic Semiconductors
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