A series of hybrids based on Tb-doped Zn-Al layered double hydroxides (Tb-LDHs) combined with tryptophan (hereafter shortened as Try) were synthesized by soft-chemical method. The composition, structure, and fluor...A series of hybrids based on Tb-doped Zn-Al layered double hydroxides (Tb-LDHs) combined with tryptophan (hereafter shortened as Try) were synthesized by soft-chemical method. The composition, structure, and fluorescence of the Tb-LDH/Try hy-brids were analyzed by various characterizations. Compositional analysis indicated that the content of tryptophan present in the hybrids gradually increased while the Tb-LDH reacted with 0.05, 0.1, and 0.25 mol/L Try solution, respectively. XRD results revealed that new reflections appeared in the Tb-LDH/Try hybrids. TGA curves of the Tb-LDH/Try hybrids were different from that of Tb-LDH and Try. IR spectra manifested that the IR spectra of the hybrids were characteristic of the Try and Tb-LDH. Fluorescent spectra sug-gested that the green emission due to5D4→7F5 transition of Tb3+ greatly decreased but not quenched, and the emission attributed to Try obviously increased. Meanwhile the fluorescent spectra of Tb-LDH/Try hybrids presented broad continuous bands in visible region.展开更多
This paper presented the photoluminescence of Tb-doped Mg-A1 layered double hydroxides (Tb-doped MgAI-LDHs) depending on phase transition caused by annealing. Tb-doped MgA1-LDHs structure transformed from hexagonal ...This paper presented the photoluminescence of Tb-doped Mg-A1 layered double hydroxides (Tb-doped MgAI-LDHs) depending on phase transition caused by annealing. Tb-doped MgA1-LDHs structure transformed from hexagonal LDHs, cubic MgO to spinel MgA1204 phase as temperature varied from 200 to 1000 ℃. Emission and excitation spectra of Tb-doped MgAI-LDHs obviously changed with phase transformation. The emissions of Tb3+ ions attributed to 5D4→TFJ transitions (J=3, 4, 5, 6) were observed in the emission spectra of all the Tb-doped samples. The ratio of (SD4→7F5)/(SD4→7F6) emission intensity, which was sensitive to surroundings of Tb3+ ion, markedly enhanced with temperature rising to 600 from 400 ℃. Over 600 ℃, the ratio of (SD4→TF5)/ (SD4→TF6) intensity tended to decreasing up to 1000 ℃. The change concerning the ratio of the (SD4→7F5)/(SD4→TF6) emission intensity might be due to various surroundings of Tb3+ induced by phase transformation.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(51162021)
文摘A series of hybrids based on Tb-doped Zn-Al layered double hydroxides (Tb-LDHs) combined with tryptophan (hereafter shortened as Try) were synthesized by soft-chemical method. The composition, structure, and fluorescence of the Tb-LDH/Try hy-brids were analyzed by various characterizations. Compositional analysis indicated that the content of tryptophan present in the hybrids gradually increased while the Tb-LDH reacted with 0.05, 0.1, and 0.25 mol/L Try solution, respectively. XRD results revealed that new reflections appeared in the Tb-LDH/Try hybrids. TGA curves of the Tb-LDH/Try hybrids were different from that of Tb-LDH and Try. IR spectra manifested that the IR spectra of the hybrids were characteristic of the Try and Tb-LDH. Fluorescent spectra sug-gested that the green emission due to5D4→7F5 transition of Tb3+ greatly decreased but not quenched, and the emission attributed to Try obviously increased. Meanwhile the fluorescent spectra of Tb-LDH/Try hybrids presented broad continuous bands in visible region.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(51162021)
文摘This paper presented the photoluminescence of Tb-doped Mg-A1 layered double hydroxides (Tb-doped MgAI-LDHs) depending on phase transition caused by annealing. Tb-doped MgA1-LDHs structure transformed from hexagonal LDHs, cubic MgO to spinel MgA1204 phase as temperature varied from 200 to 1000 ℃. Emission and excitation spectra of Tb-doped MgAI-LDHs obviously changed with phase transformation. The emissions of Tb3+ ions attributed to 5D4→TFJ transitions (J=3, 4, 5, 6) were observed in the emission spectra of all the Tb-doped samples. The ratio of (SD4→7F5)/(SD4→7F6) emission intensity, which was sensitive to surroundings of Tb3+ ion, markedly enhanced with temperature rising to 600 from 400 ℃. Over 600 ℃, the ratio of (SD4→TF5)/ (SD4→TF6) intensity tended to decreasing up to 1000 ℃. The change concerning the ratio of the (SD4→7F5)/(SD4→TF6) emission intensity might be due to various surroundings of Tb3+ induced by phase transformation.