%0 Journal Article %T 基于SrSeO3基质三价Bi3+,Ce3+和Eu3+离子掺杂的发光晶体化合物的制备、结构与光致发光性能研究
Investigation of the Synthesis, Structure, and Photoluminescent Properties of Trivalent Bi3+, Ce3+ and Eu3+ Ions-Doped SrSeO3 Phosphors %A 李东升 %A 李泽楷 %A 郑栩 %A 唐园 %A 黄巍 %A 顾鹏 %A 姚雄 %A 康逢文 %J Optoelectronics %P 11-21 %@ 2164-5469 %D 2025 %I Hans Publishing %R 10.12677/oe.2025.151002 %X 发光晶体化合物在诸如照明与显示、光信息安全、生物医疗等领域已有广泛应用。文章通过高温固相法成功合成了基于SrSeO3基质Bi3+、Eu3+和Ce3+离子掺杂的发光晶体化合物。通过X射线衍射分析发现样品均属于具有正交晶系结构的SrSeO3晶体,空间群为Pnma (62),并且Bi3+、Eu3+和Ce3+倾向于取代[SrO9]中的Sr2+格位。常温光致光谱的测试表明,紫外光可有效激发Bi3+、Ce3+和Eu3+掺杂SrSeO3样品,分别发射出可归属于3P11S0 (Bi3+)、5d → 4F (Ce3+)和5D07Fj (Eu3+)的特征发射峰。此外,基于荧光衰减曲线测试的结果,发现SrSeO3基质与掺杂离子间存在能量传递。据此,构建了机理模型对样品可能存在的发光来源进行了分析。
Luminescent crystal compounds have been widely applied in various fields, including but not limited to lighting and display, optical information security, and biomedical purposes. In this work, a series of luminescent crystal compounds that used the SrSeO3 as the host matrix for trivalent Bi3+, Eu3+, and Ce3+ ions doping were successfully synthesized using the high-temperature solid-state reaction method. The X-ray diffraction results indicated that the as-obtained samples belong to an orthorhombic-phased SrSeO3 crystal with a space group of Pnma (62), and the Bi3+, Eu3+, and Ce3+ dopants show a preferential substitution for Sr2+ sites in the [SrO9] polyhedra. Room temperature photoluminescent spectra revealed that the Bi3+, Ce3+, and Eu3+ doped SrSeO3 samples can be effectively excited with ultraviolet light, showing the emission spectra that can be attributed respectively to the characteristic transitions of 3P11S0 for Bi3+, 5d → 4F for Ce3+, and 5D07Fj for Eu3+. Besides, based on the measured fluorescent decay curves and their fitting results, an energy transfer from the SrSeO3 host matrix to the Bi3+, Eu3+, and Ce3+ dopants was revealed. Accordingly, a feasible mechanism that can be used to explain the possible luminescent origin was established. %K SrSeO3, %K Bi3+, %K Ce3+, %K Eu3+, %K 光致发光
SrSeO3 %K Bi3+ %K Ce3+ %K Eu3+ %K Photoluminescence %U http://www.hanspub.org/journal/PaperInformation.aspx?PaperID=110521