“…[4] This similarity has been suggested to be due to the formation of [MnF 6 ] 2À octahedra as charge compensation in oxyfluoride hosts. [7] Some recent examples for oxyfluoride phosphors are Na 2 NbOF 5 : Mn 4 + , [8] Cs 2 NbOF 5 : Mn 4 + , [9] K 3 WO 2 F 5 • 2 H 2 O : Mn 4 + , [10] K 3 TaOF 6 : Mn 4 + , [11] Cs 3 V 2 O 2 F 7 : Mn 4 + , [12] Cs 30 (Nb 2 O 2 F 9 ) 9 (OH) 3 • H 2 O : Mn 4 + , [13] K 3 (NbOF 5 )(HF 2 ) : Mn 4 + , [14] K 2 SnOF 4 : Mn 4 + , [15] and CsMoO 2 F 3 : Mn 4 + . [16] In some cases, the luminescence spectra of Mn 4 + -doped oxyfluoride phosphors can be blue-shifted even further, with maximum emission wavelengths as low as 627 nm, as observed in K 3 WOF 7 : Mn 4 + and K 3 MoOF 7 : Mn 4 + .…”