Eu3+ as a marker for formation of core-shell system: YVO4:SiO2

Eu3+ doped in core and shell (YVO4:SiO2) nanoparticles show luminescence peaks corresponding to magnetic and electric dipole transitions of Eu3+. When Eu3+ ions occupy Y3+ sites, Eu3+ ions are surrounded by eight O2− ions, which is highly asymmetric (D2d). This asymmetric environment can be used to...

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Main Author: L. Robindro Singh
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Language:English
Published: Elsevier 2017-01-01
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Online Access:http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S235295201630024X
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description Eu3+ doped in core and shell (YVO4:SiO2) nanoparticles show luminescence peaks corresponding to magnetic and electric dipole transitions of Eu3+. When Eu3+ ions occupy Y3+ sites, Eu3+ ions are surrounded by eight O2− ions, which is highly asymmetric (D2d). This asymmetric environment can be used to see amount of Eu3+ ions present in Y3+ sites. When Eu3+ ions are present in shell (SiO2), luminescence intensity is very weak. On further annealing, luminescence intensity increases due to diffusion of Eu3+ ions towards to YVO4 core through pores of SiO2. Distribution of Eu3+ in core and shell are supported by lifetime studies.
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spelling doaj.art-8923b992238d4ef39b284f30c86666502022-12-22T02:19:23ZengElsevierOpenNano2352-95202017-01-012C576310.1016/j.onano.2017.01.002Eu3+ as a marker for formation of core-shell system: YVO4:SiO2L. Robindro SinghEu3+ doped in core and shell (YVO4:SiO2) nanoparticles show luminescence peaks corresponding to magnetic and electric dipole transitions of Eu3+. When Eu3+ ions occupy Y3+ sites, Eu3+ ions are surrounded by eight O2− ions, which is highly asymmetric (D2d). This asymmetric environment can be used to see amount of Eu3+ ions present in Y3+ sites. When Eu3+ ions are present in shell (SiO2), luminescence intensity is very weak. On further annealing, luminescence intensity increases due to diffusion of Eu3+ ions towards to YVO4 core through pores of SiO2. Distribution of Eu3+ in core and shell are supported by lifetime studies.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S235295201630024XNanoparticlesExcitationCharge transfer bandEnergy transfer
spellingShingle L. Robindro Singh
Eu3+ as a marker for formation of core-shell system: YVO4:SiO2
OpenNano
Nanoparticles
Excitation
Charge transfer band
Energy transfer
title Eu3+ as a marker for formation of core-shell system: YVO4:SiO2
title_full Eu3+ as a marker for formation of core-shell system: YVO4:SiO2
title_fullStr Eu3+ as a marker for formation of core-shell system: YVO4:SiO2
title_full_unstemmed Eu3+ as a marker for formation of core-shell system: YVO4:SiO2
title_short Eu3+ as a marker for formation of core-shell system: YVO4:SiO2
title_sort eu3 as a marker for formation of core shell system yvo4 sio2
topic Nanoparticles
Excitation
Charge transfer band
Energy transfer
url http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S235295201630024X
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