2019
DOI: 10.1088/2053-1591/ab2218
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Preparation and characterization of YAG: Ce3+ phosphors by molten salt synthesis method

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“…The emission increment is attributed to the different percentages of monoclinic and hexagonal polymorphs, using different salt ratios (Figure 2a). A similar behavior has been observed when YAG: Ce was synthesized using NaCl-KCl (Figure 2b), it was found that the emission intensity showed a rising tendency as the ratio of salt increased to 4:1; using a higher salts ratio, such as 5:1, the intensity decreased slightly [34].…”
Section: Luminescent Materials By Molten Salts Assisted Processsupporting
confidence: 83%
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“…The emission increment is attributed to the different percentages of monoclinic and hexagonal polymorphs, using different salt ratios (Figure 2a). A similar behavior has been observed when YAG: Ce was synthesized using NaCl-KCl (Figure 2b), it was found that the emission intensity showed a rising tendency as the ratio of salt increased to 4:1; using a higher salts ratio, such as 5:1, the intensity decreased slightly [34].…”
Section: Luminescent Materials By Molten Salts Assisted Processsupporting
confidence: 83%
“…( b ) Emission spectra of Ce 3+ doped yttrium aluminum garnet using salt-to-reactant molar ratios of 4:1 and 5:1. Reprinted with permission from [ 34 ]. Copyright 2019, IOP Publishing, Ltd.…”
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confidence: 99%