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Preparation,Structure And Luminescence Properties Of Eu3+/Sm3+/Dy3+ Doped Calcium Molybdate Phosphors

Posted on:2024-04-24Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:X F ZhaoFull Text:PDF
GTID:2531307142964619Subject:Inorganic Chemistry
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Molybdate is an important inorganic chemistry material.It has excellent optical and structural characteristics such as wide emission spectrum,high refraction,high color purity index,strong charge transfer between 2p(O2-)and 4d(Mo6+)orbits.Moreover,it is inexpensive,easy to synthesize,and environmentally friendly,making it an inorganic fluorescent material with broad application prospects.Molybdate has attracted the attention of researchers due to its excellent properties.Eu3+,Dy3+,Sm3+ are important luminescence centers in luminescence materials.Therefore,in this paper,CaMoO4 is selected as the substrate,and Eu3+/Dy3+/Sm3+ is used as the luminescence center.A series of phosphors were prepared by a mild hydrothermal method,characterized and analyzed by X-ray diffraction,infrared spectroscopy,fluorescence spectroscopy to explore their luminescence properties and energy transfer mechanism.This study prepared CaMoO4:Eu3+/Sm3+ phosphors.The XRD results showed that the sample is a tetragonal CaMoO4 phase,the space group is I41/a(88),the lattice constant are a = b = 5.226 ?,c = 11.430 ?,and V =31.2 ?3.The optimal temperature for the preparation of phosphor is 180 ℃,the optimal reaction time is 24 h,and the optimal doping content of Eu3+ is 7%.The existence of O2-→Mo6+,O2-→Ca2+ migration bands in the excitation spectra of CaMoO4:Eu3+phosphors at 200 350 nm was confirmed by gaussian fit.Under excited at 283 nm,CaMoO4:Eu3+phosphors exhibited characteristic emission of Eu3+ at 5D07F1 and 5D07F2,and Eu3+ occupied an irreversible center of symmetry in the CaMoO4 matrix.In the Eu3+ and Sm3+ co-doped CaMoO4 phosphors,the introduction of Sm3+ enhanced the luminescence intensity of the sample by approximately 35%.The optimal doping amount of Eu3+ is 1%.In addition,the Eu3+ and Sm3+ co-doped in CaMoO4 have synthesized white phosphors.This study prepared Bi3+/WO42-doped CaMoO4:Eu3+ phosphors.Based on the above experiments,the optimal concentration of Eu3+ was determined to be 7%.XRD results showed that the introduction of Bi3+ did not affect the results of the matrix material,but by changing the MoO42-:WO42-ratio,the diffraction peak position of the sample showed a slight displacement compared to the standard card,which was due to the mutual substitution of W6+ and Mo6+.The excitation and emission spectra results indicated that the introduction of Bi3+ causes red shift in the broadband region at 300 318 nm,which may be influenced by the transition of O2-→Bi3+ and the self-absorption of Bi3+.The introduction of WO42-did not change the position and shape of the excitation and emission peaks.The introduction of Bi3+/WO42-effectively improved the luminescence intensity of the sample.The optimal doping amount of Bi3+ is 0.2%,and the optimal ratio of MoO42-: WO42-= 2:1.This study prepared Eu3+ and Dy3+ co-doped CaMoO4 phosphors.Determine that the total amount of Eu3+ and Dy3+ is 9%.Under excited at a certain wavelength,CaMoO4:x Eu3+,(9%-x)Dy3+ exhibited strong emission peaks for Eu3+ at 614 nm(5D0→7F1)and Dy3+ at 574 nm(4F9/2→6H13/2).By adjusting the doping content of Eu3+ and Dy3+,the phosphor achieved color regulation from green→cold white→warm white→yellow.A series of fluorescent powders were synthesized by introducing monovalent alkali metal Li+/Na+/K+,divalent alkaline earth metal Sr2+/Ba2+,and trivalent metal La3+/Gd3+ into the best luminescent powders CaMoO4:7.5%Eu3+,1.5%Dy3+.La3+/Gd3+ entered the matrix lattice results through subsititution,resulting in a small amount of impurity peaks in the XRD diffraction peaks.Except for Ba2+,other ions increased the luminescence intensity of the fluorescent powder to varying degrees.
Keywords/Search Tags:Hydrothermal method, CaMoO4, Rare earth, Eu3+/Dy3+/Sm3+, Luminescence properties
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