Conventional Tb^(3+)-doped phosphors typically suffer from concentration quenching once the doping level exceeds a critical threshold.Consequently,the development of Tb^(3+)phosphors with intrinsic resistance to conce...Conventional Tb^(3+)-doped phosphors typically suffer from concentration quenching once the doping level exceeds a critical threshold.Consequently,the development of Tb^(3+)phosphors with intrinsic resistance to concentration quenching has become a key research focus.In this work,we successfully synthesized KBi(MoO_(4))_(2):x Tb^(3+)(x=0-100 at%)(denoted as KBM:x Tb^(3+))phosphors via a high-temperature solid-state reaction.Remarkably,no concentration quenching was observed across the entire doping range.This anti-quenching behavior originates from the large Tb^(3+)-Tb^(3+)interionic distance(>5Å)inherent to the quasi-layered crystal structure,which effectively suppresses multipole-interaction-mediated energy migration.At full Tb^(3+)substitution(x=100 at%),the material undergoes a structural phase transition from the monoclinic KBM phase to the triclinicα-KTb(MoO_(4))_(2)(α-KTM)phase.Theα-KTM phosphor exhibits excellent thermal stability(activation energy=0.6129 eV)and a single-exponential decay profile,whereas KBM:x Tb^(3+)(x<100%)display double-exponential decay behaviors,attributed to dual energy transfer pathways.These findings provide new insights into the luminescence mechanisms of high-concentration rare-earth-doped systems and offer guidance for designing nextgeneration anti-quenching phosphors.展开更多
基金supported by the Natural Science Research Project of Anhui Province Education Department for Excellent Young Scholars(Grant No.2024AH030007)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.52202001)。
文摘Conventional Tb^(3+)-doped phosphors typically suffer from concentration quenching once the doping level exceeds a critical threshold.Consequently,the development of Tb^(3+)phosphors with intrinsic resistance to concentration quenching has become a key research focus.In this work,we successfully synthesized KBi(MoO_(4))_(2):x Tb^(3+)(x=0-100 at%)(denoted as KBM:x Tb^(3+))phosphors via a high-temperature solid-state reaction.Remarkably,no concentration quenching was observed across the entire doping range.This anti-quenching behavior originates from the large Tb^(3+)-Tb^(3+)interionic distance(>5Å)inherent to the quasi-layered crystal structure,which effectively suppresses multipole-interaction-mediated energy migration.At full Tb^(3+)substitution(x=100 at%),the material undergoes a structural phase transition from the monoclinic KBM phase to the triclinicα-KTb(MoO_(4))_(2)(α-KTM)phase.Theα-KTM phosphor exhibits excellent thermal stability(activation energy=0.6129 eV)and a single-exponential decay profile,whereas KBM:x Tb^(3+)(x<100%)display double-exponential decay behaviors,attributed to dual energy transfer pathways.These findings provide new insights into the luminescence mechanisms of high-concentration rare-earth-doped systems and offer guidance for designing nextgeneration anti-quenching phosphors.
