The effect of doping Mg2+ on structure and properties of Sr(1.992-x)MgxSiO4: 0.008Eu2+ blue phosphor synthesized by co-precipitation method
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Abstract In order to improve the luminescence property of silicate phosphors, a series of Sr(1.992-x)MgxSiO4: 0.008Eu2+(x = 0, 0.25, 0.50, 0.75) blue phosphors have been synthesized using one-step calcination of a precursor prepared by chemical co-precipitation. And then the crystal structure and luminescence properties of the phosphors are investigated by means of X-Ray Diffraction and spectrophotometer. The results show that β-phase existed in the mixed phases of Sr2SiO4 (β+α′) would transform to α′-phase with Mg2+ ions doping into the silicate host until it disappeared. On the other hand, the introduction of Mg2+ ions can enhance the intensity of the excitation spectrum and promote the excitation sensitivity of Sr(1.992-x)MgxSiO4: 0.008Eu2+ phosphors in NUV region. Under NUV excitation at 350 nm, all samples exhibit a broadband emission in range of 400–550 nm due to the 4f65d1→4f7(8S7/2) transition of Eu2+ ions. According to Multi-peak fitting to emission spectra by Gauss method, the broad emission band consists of two single bands with peaks Em1 and Em2 locating at 460 and 490 nm, which corresponds to Eu2+ ions occupying the ten-fold oxygen-coordinated Sr1 site and the nine-fold oxygen-coordinated Sr2 site, respectively. The luminescence intensity of Sr(1.992-x)MgxSiO4:0.008Eu2+(x = 0, 0.25, 0.50, 0.75) blue phosphors has been enhanced remarkably after Mg2+ ions are added. Meanwhile, the chromaticity coordinates change from the blue-green region to the blue region as x moves from 0 to 0.75. Moreover, the decay curves are measured and can be well fitted with double exponential decay equation. It shows that the average lifetime is extended with the concentration of Mg2+ ions increasing. These results indicate that Sr(1.992-x)MgxSiO4: 0.008Eu2+(x = 0, 0.25, 0.50, 0.75) can be used as a potential blue phosphor in near UV-excited white LEDs.
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