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Bhagyalekshmi et al., 2021 - Google Patents

Luminescence dynamics of Eu3+ activated and co-activated defect spinel zinc titanate nanophosphor for applications in WLEDs

Bhagyalekshmi et al., 2021

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4325276895948088967
Author
Bhagyalekshmi G
Rajendran D
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Journal of Alloys and Compounds

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The luminescence properties of novel Eu 3+ doped and (Li+, Ni 2+) co-doped ZnTiO 3 nanophosphors were reported in this work. The powder samples were fabricated via the facile solution combustion technique. The structural and photoluminescence characteristics …
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