Significant improved quantum yields of CaAl12O19:Mn4+ red phosphor by co-doping Bi3+ and B3+ ions and dual applications for plant cultivations

Recent advances and prospects of persistent luminescent materials as inner secondary self-luminous light source for photocatalytic applications

“…In many cases, the Bi 3+ ion also can be used as an efficient sensitizer for the RE or non-RE [290], Sm 3+ [291][292], 3d Mn 4+ [293][294][295][296], and Cr 3+ ions [189,297]), and multiple RE/non-RE co-dopants [288,[298][299][300][301] to improve or influence the fluorescent properties of these co-dopants. Sometimes, the Bi 3+ can spread the persistent potentialities toward the short wavelength region, allowing the persistent range being broader than that with single RE and TM dopant.…”

Photoluminescence tuning in a novel Bi3+/Mn4+ co-doped La2ATiO6:(A = Mg, Zn) double perovskite structure: phase transition and energy transfer

“…Bi 3+ is a good activator, which could emit various light in the whole visible region decided by the crystal field environment of host lattice due to the naked 6s and 6p orbit. [19][20][21] Except for using as activator, Bi 3+ could act as an excellent sensitizer, 22,23 for example, Dang et al designed Bi 3+ →Eu 3+ energy transfer in LiCa 3 MgV 3 O 12 phosphor, achieving full color photoluminescence tuning and enhanced red emission of Eu 3+ . 24 Bi 3+ →Mn 4+ energy transfers could also be realized to enhance the red emission intensity.…”

Highly Efficient Aggregation-Induced Room-Temperature Phosphorescence with Extremely Large Stokes Shift Emitted from Trinuclear Gold(I) Complex Crystals

“…The efficient in-air RTP and the large Stokes shifts of the complexes developed are desirable properties which will be useful in development of photoluminescence materials. The Au complexes are expected to have potential applications in luminescent probes for bioimaging and for chemical sensing, and spectral conversion materials for displays, photovoltaic cells, plant cultivation, and related technologies [44][45][46][47][48][49].…”