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Synthesis and spectroscopy of lanthanide ion-doped Y2O3

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    Abstract

    The preparation of Y2O3:Ln3+ (Ln = Eu, Er; nominal 1-0.1 mol % doping) by the preformed sol method is reported. The comparison of the emission spectra with more concentrated samples prepared by flame spray pyrolysis and conventional spray pyrolysis shows that emission from 5D1 is quenched in the latter samples, and C3i site emission is relatively weaker, when compared to C2 site emission. Experimental data are provided to dispute the recent reassignments of the energy levels of Eu3+ situated at C3i sites in Y2O3. The comparison of the emission spectrum of micrometer-scale Y2O3:Er3+ with that previously reported for nanoscale material shows a significant enhancement of hot bands in the latter. The enhanced population of 2H11/2 leads to rather different behavior in the energy transfer phenomena of the nanoscale material.
    Original languageEnglish
    Pages (from-to)136-142
    JournalJournal of Physical Chemistry B
    Volume108
    Issue number1
    DOIs
    Publication statusPublished - 8 Jan 2004

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    Funding

    This work was supported by the Hong Kong University Grants Council Research Grant CityU 1114/00P. We are indebted to Professor Seung Bin Park, Department of Chemical Engineering, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, for providing the FSP and CSP samples. We thank Dr. M. D. Faucher for useful discussions and Professor B. Tissue for sending reprints of his work.

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