The luminescent properties of persistent strontium aluminate phosphor prepared by solar induced solid state synthesis

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A novel method - solar induced solid state synthesis - for the synthesis of aluminate phosphor doped with Eu and Dy and the study of its luminescent properties are presented in this article. Two kinds of samples of persistent strontium aluminate phosphor have been prepared - ones via this new method and ones via conventional high temperature solid state reaction. Both kinds of samples were made using the same raw materials. The samples were tested for their chemical composition using X-Ray diffraction method. The luminescence properties and phase composition of the obtained samples have been compared. The behaviour of afterglow, thermally stimulated luminescence, excitation and emission spectra are presented. © Published under licence by IOP Publishing Ltd.

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Liepina, V., Smits, K., Millers, D., Grigorjeva, L., & Monty, C. (2012). The luminescent properties of persistent strontium aluminate phosphor prepared by solar induced solid state synthesis. In IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering (Vol. 38). https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/38/1/012045

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