Eu3+-activated SrY2O4:Ce4+/3+ red-phosphor for WLEDs: Structural and luminescent insights from experimental and theoretical approaches
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Herein, single-phase Eu3+-activated SrY2O4:Ce4+/3+ red-emitting phosphor was produced by an adapted Pechini route under softer synthesis conditions (1100 °C in CO reducing atmosphere) compared to those reported so far. A detailed structural study conducted by Rietveld refinement and DFT calculations confirmed the presence of two hexa-coordinated Y3+ sites that are occupied by Eu3+. Cerium is present in a mixed oxidation state, where the proportion of Ce4+/Ce3+ was determined as 70/30% by X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS), and this influences the SrY2O4 phase stabilization by increasing the point defect concentration. A thorough analysis of the photoluminescent features of Eu3+-activated phosphor revealed its occupancy in at least two non-equivalent local sites belonging to the C1 point group. Furthermore, the excited state dynamics of the phosphors were enlightened by the theoretical band structure determination. Finally, 3%-doped sample exhibited the highest intrinsic quantum yield (81%), which qualifies these materials to be used as red-emitting components for solid-state lighting.
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Journal of Alloys and Compounds, v. 938.
