Europium-doped yttrium silicate nanophosphors prepared by flame synthesis
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Europium-doped yttrium silicate (Y2SiO5:Eu 3+ ) nanophosphors were successfully synthesized byflamespray pyrolysis method. The effect of silicon concentration on the crystal structure and morphology of the Y2SiO5:Eu 3+ phosphors were investigated. Asprepared phosphor consists of spherical nanoparticles with filled morphology, high crystallinity, narrow size distribution, and intense photoluminescence. The crystal structure and photoluminescence intensity of Y2SiO5:Eu 3+ nanophosphors are strongly affected by the ratio of silicon to yttrium in the precursor solution, and the maximum photoluminescence intensity is obtained from particles prepared from the silicon to yttrium ratio of 1.25. A concentration quenching limit is observed at 30 mol% Eu of yttrium. The photoluminescence intensity also increases with the increase of the concentration of precursor solution. This work demonstrates the advantages of flame spray pyrolysis method for the preparation of multi-component nanophosphor, which can be found potential application in lamp and display industries. # 2006 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
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