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One of the exciting developments in contemporary luminescence research is the development of rare earth triggered luminescent glasses, which are a type of lanthanide activated luminous material. For the first time, Ce3+, Eu3+ activated/co-activated Mg21Ca4Na4(PO4)18 orthophosphate glasses have been synthesized using the proposed work's melt quenching technique. The proposed glass sample's XRD pattern has an amorphous character, although its most prominent peak matches data from the Mg21Ca4Na4(PO4)18 standard ICSD database. FT-IR analysis was used to analyze the proposed glass sample's vibrational characteristics. Co-activated Mg21Ca4Na4(PO4)18 glass exhibits large emission peaks under UV excitations that cover the far red area during a photoluminescence examination. These outcomes demonstrate the proposed sample's value in applications such as WLEDs and plant cultivation.
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Aluminate-based phosphors have been the most investigated luminescent phosphors over decades due to their outstanding optical properties. In the proposed work, a series of Sm3+ -doped Ca8.25 Na1.5 Al6 O18 (CNAO) phosphor sample was prepared using a simple combustion technique with the help of two fuels i.e., urea-glycine. The purity of phase and structural analysis of the CNAO phosphors were confirmed using X-ray diffraction analysis. Vibrational features of this phosphors confirmed were via Fourier transform infrared analysis. A photoluminescence study of this phosphor showed a doublet emission at 568 and 576 nm in the yellow region attributable to the 4 G5/2 â6 H5/2 transition of Sm3+ ions, whereas a doublet peak noticed in red region ranged from 600 to 620 nm and was attributable to the 4 G5/2 â6 H7/2 transition of Sm3+ ions. Moreover, Commission Internationale de l'éclairage colour coordinates were also located in the yellowish-red region and confirmed the potential of this phosphor as a yellowish-red component for white light-emitting diodes and display devices applications.