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| Journal Article | PUBDB-2026-03163 |
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2027
Elsevier Science
Amsterdam [u.a.]
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Please use a persistent id in citations: doi:10.1016/j.optmat.2026.118597
Abstract: The influence of charge compensators on the luminescence properties of Tb-doped anhydrite CaSO4 powders was studied for 9 phosphors synthesized by solid-phase reactions from the starting materials CaSO4, (NH4)2SO4, Tb4O7 or TbCl3, MeCl (Me = K, Na, Rb), or NaHal (Hal = F, Cl, Br). A comprehensive analysis of the luminescence excitation spectra in the 4.8–45 eV region for the blue luminescence (BL) and green luminescence (GL) series of Tb3+ ions was performed. It was shown that the intensity of Tb3+ emission increases as the ionic radius of the charge-compensating Me ion decreases. The GL/BL ratio depends on the charge compensator and excitation energy and is determined by the relative concentrations of complex terbium centers containing at least two terbium ions and single Tb3+ ions. It was shown that the CaSO4 phosphor synthesized from Tb4O7 and NaCl starting materials is the most efficient phosphor for spectral converters. The absence of charge compensating ions gives rise to a deep trapping centers related to cation vacancies. Based on analysis of the thermally stimulated luminescence curves, the CaSO4:TbCl3 phosphor is considered the most promising for dosimetry.
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