2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.jlumin.2012.02.013
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Stability of divalent/trivalent oxidation state of europium in some Sr-based inorganic compounds

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“…Table 2. The data are covert to the relation, which is used to calculate the active bond valence of each Al 3+ site based on bond valence theory and can be described as follows: 43,44 0 exp( )…”
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“…Table 2. The data are covert to the relation, which is used to calculate the active bond valence of each Al 3+ site based on bond valence theory and can be described as follows: 43,44 0 exp( )…”
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“…For Al-O bond, d 0 = 1.651, C = 0.37 Å. 43,44 Thus, according to Eqs. (2) and 3, the values of bond valence are shown in Table 2.…”
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“…with no radioactive radiation and therefore it is an important materials for various ceramics industries. Rare earth‐doped silicate phosphors have been widely studied recently due to their potential application as white light emitting diodes (white LEDs) and fluorescence lamps, which are the promising candidates for next generation solid state lighting materials. The sharp spectral width, high chemical and thermal stability, diversity of crystal structure and low cost of synthesis are the outstanding merits of silicate phosphors for these applications .…”
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