Structural and Luminescent Characteristics of Divalent Europium Activated Barium Aluminate with the Tridymite Structure Synthesized by the Sol-Gel Technique

Authors

  • Ruba I. Alzubi
  • Yazan A. Mousa
  • Hassan K. Juwhari

Keywords:

Blue phosphors, BaAl2O4, Divalent Europium (Eu2 ), Sol-Gel synthesis, Critical energy transfer

Abstract

Abstract: In this study, alkaline earth aluminates were investigated as potential hosts for new blue luminescent materials with nanoparticles. Ba1-xEuxAl2O4 with the stuffed tridymite hexagonal structure was successfully synthesized at 900 °C under controlled sol-gel conditions. Divalent europium was effectively used to activate this host material, producing a brilliant blue-emitting phosphor. Its spectral photoluminescence at 408 nm appears to be in a region close to the laser blue region, with chromaticity coordinate values suitable for the standard blue of the PAL TV system.

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Published

2024-09-15

How to Cite

Alzubi, R. I., Mousa, Y. A., & Juwhari, H. K. (2024). Structural and Luminescent Characteristics of Divalent Europium Activated Barium Aluminate with the Tridymite Structure Synthesized by the Sol-Gel Technique. Jordan Journal of Physics, 17(3), 313–321. Retrieved from https://jjp.yu.edu.jo/index.php/jjp/article/view/375