journal article·2023-12

Experimental and theoretical assessment of the Eu3+ doped Bi4Ge3O12

C. Belman-Rodriguez, R. Ponce-Perez, A.M. Reyes, C.A. Galindez-Jamioy, Gerardo Soto, Mario H. Farías, J. Guerrero-Sánchez, María G. Moreno-Armenta, A. Reyes-Serrato, Sergio A. Aguila

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In this work, Bi 4Ge 3O 12 doped with Eu 3+ was investigated experimentally and theoretically. The synthesis of several samples with different Eu 3+ concentrations was carried out by the polymeric precursor method. Photoluminescence spectroscopy was performed, and it shows the typical electronic transitions of Eu 3+. FTIR interpretation of samples allows us to infer that Eu 3+ substitutes not only Bi 3+ but also Ge 4+ . This interpretation was corroborated by ab initio calculations as both substitutions were found to be thermodynamically stable. Eu 3+ naturally takes on the Bi 3+ sites, producing ferromagnetic alignment; but when Eu 3+ takes on the Ge 4+ sites the alignment becomes antiferromagnetic. Since rare earth elements are particularly important in modifying the magnetic and luminescent properties of host materials, our findings open a new way to give a bi-functionality to the Bi 4Ge 3O 12 material through selective doping.
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OpenAlex topics: Luminescence Properties of Advanced Materials · Gas Sensing Nanomaterials and Sensors · Transition Metal Oxide Nanomaterials

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