Morphology control of cage-like （Ba,Sr）3MgSi2O8：Eu,Mn luminous sphere in micrometer size with a simultaneous 660 nm/430 nm-featured band emission was investigated via microwave （MW） firing procedure. A firing tem...Morphology control of cage-like （Ba,Sr）3MgSi2O8：Eu,Mn luminous sphere in micrometer size with a simultaneous 660 nm/430 nm-featured band emission was investigated via microwave （MW） firing procedure. A firing temperature range associated with distinct reaction of xerogel particles was determined by thermal analysis, at which the pure host phase of （Ba,Sr）3MgSi2O8 was formed and the release of decomposed gas from the precipitated nitrates played a key role in controlling the multi-scale structured morphology. As-prepared Ba1.14Sr1.7MgSi2O8：0.06Eu2＋,0.1Mn2＋ samples featured in a band emission simultaneously emitting at both 660 and 430 nm under 350 nm light excitation by MW procedure with an enhancement emission compared to the sample by solid state procedure. The results suggested that MW firing procedure affected assembling cage-like particle in meso-, nano- and submicro- meters to achieve photoluminescence （PL） enhancement of the simultaneous red/blue emission.展开更多
基金supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(21076161,50802062,50872091)Key Discipline of Materials Physics and Chemistry(Tianjin,China)(2006ZD30)
文摘Morphology control of cage-like （Ba,Sr）3MgSi2O8：Eu,Mn luminous sphere in micrometer size with a simultaneous 660 nm/430 nm-featured band emission was investigated via microwave （MW） firing procedure. A firing temperature range associated with distinct reaction of xerogel particles was determined by thermal analysis, at which the pure host phase of （Ba,Sr）3MgSi2O8 was formed and the release of decomposed gas from the precipitated nitrates played a key role in controlling the multi-scale structured morphology. As-prepared Ba1.14Sr1.7MgSi2O8：0.06Eu2＋,0.1Mn2＋ samples featured in a band emission simultaneously emitting at both 660 and 430 nm under 350 nm light excitation by MW procedure with an enhancement emission compared to the sample by solid state procedure. The results suggested that MW firing procedure affected assembling cage-like particle in meso-, nano- and submicro- meters to achieve photoluminescence （PL） enhancement of the simultaneous red/blue emission.
