Structural investigation of crystalline host phosphor cadmium tellurite systems

Generally, the luminescent properties of phosphors are strongly dependent on the crystal structure of the host materials. Finding a stable crystal structure, high physical and chemical stability of crystalline matrix is still a critical step to obtain rare-earth ions or transition metal ions-doped...

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Main Authors: Hussin, Rosli, Alias, Nur Shahira, Ng, Siang Leong
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Ng, Siang Leong
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description Generally, the luminescent properties of phosphors are strongly dependent on the crystal structure of the host materials. Finding a stable crystal structure, high physical and chemical stability of crystalline matrix is still a critical step to obtain rare-earth ions or transition metal ions-doped persistent phosphor with excellent properties. The glassceramic materials based on cadmium tellurite developed for stable host phosphor is reported in this paper. The structure of TeO2 and CdO-TeO2 system has been investigated by means of FT-Raman, Infrared (IR) spectroscopy and x-ray diffraction (XRD) spectroscopies. Cadmium tellurite system were prepared with the compositions of xCdO-(1-x)TeO2 with 0.1 ??x ? 0.5 in percent molar ratio, doped with 1% mol MnO2, using solid state method. The x-ray diffraction measurement results showed that the phase in the cadmium tellurite system matched quite well with the standard ICDD files, indicating that the phases present in this sample appeared to be a phase of ??-TeO4 trigional bipyramid (tbp), CdT O2O5 and CdTeO3. The Raman and Infrared spectra show that the structures are mainly builds by TeO4 (tbp) groups, TeO3+1 trigional pyramid (tp) and TeO3 (tp), while Cd2+ ions play as network modifiers. As addition concentration of CdO increases, TeO4 (tbp) groups progressively change polymerized framework structure in TeO4 (tbp) into TeO3+1 trigional pyramid (tp) and TeO3 (tp). On the contrary, the addition of 1 mol % MnO2 into the sample did not giving any effect on the structural of the final samples
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spelling my.utm.eprints-77432010-10-12T01:22:49Z http://eprints.utm.my/7743/ Structural investigation of crystalline host phosphor cadmium tellurite systems Hussin, Rosli Alias, Nur Shahira Ng, Siang Leong QC Physics Generally, the luminescent properties of phosphors are strongly dependent on the crystal structure of the host materials. Finding a stable crystal structure, high physical and chemical stability of crystalline matrix is still a critical step to obtain rare-earth ions or transition metal ions-doped persistent phosphor with excellent properties. The glassceramic materials based on cadmium tellurite developed for stable host phosphor is reported in this paper. The structure of TeO2 and CdO-TeO2 system has been investigated by means of FT-Raman, Infrared (IR) spectroscopy and x-ray diffraction (XRD) spectroscopies. Cadmium tellurite system were prepared with the compositions of xCdO-(1-x)TeO2 with 0.1 ??x ? 0.5 in percent molar ratio, doped with 1% mol MnO2, using solid state method. The x-ray diffraction measurement results showed that the phase in the cadmium tellurite system matched quite well with the standard ICDD files, indicating that the phases present in this sample appeared to be a phase of ??-TeO4 trigional bipyramid (tbp), CdT O2O5 and CdTeO3. The Raman and Infrared spectra show that the structures are mainly builds by TeO4 (tbp) groups, TeO3+1 trigional pyramid (tp) and TeO3 (tp), while Cd2+ ions play as network modifiers. As addition concentration of CdO increases, TeO4 (tbp) groups progressively change polymerized framework structure in TeO4 (tbp) into TeO3+1 trigional pyramid (tp) and TeO3 (tp). On the contrary, the addition of 1 mol % MnO2 into the sample did not giving any effect on the structural of the final samples Ibnu Sina Institute for Fundamental Science Studies, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia 2009 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.utm.my/7743/1/RosliHussin2009_StructuralInvestigationofCrystallineHost.pdf Hussin, Rosli and Alias, Nur Shahira and Ng, Siang Leong (2009) Structural investigation of crystalline host phosphor cadmium tellurite systems. Journal of Fundamental Sciences, 5 (1). pp. 17-27. ISSN 1823-626X http://jfs.ibnusina.utm.my/index.php/jfs/article/view/58
spellingShingle QC Physics
Hussin, Rosli
Alias, Nur Shahira
Ng, Siang Leong
Structural investigation of crystalline host phosphor cadmium tellurite systems
title Structural investigation of crystalline host phosphor cadmium tellurite systems
title_full Structural investigation of crystalline host phosphor cadmium tellurite systems
title_fullStr Structural investigation of crystalline host phosphor cadmium tellurite systems
title_full_unstemmed Structural investigation of crystalline host phosphor cadmium tellurite systems
title_short Structural investigation of crystalline host phosphor cadmium tellurite systems
title_sort structural investigation of crystalline host phosphor cadmium tellurite systems
topic QC Physics
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