Hexametavanadates M (4) (+) M2+(VO3)(6): Thermal stability and luminescent characteristics / Slobodin B. V.,Surat L. L.,Shulgin B. V.,Cherepanov A. N.,Ishchenko A. V.,Samigullina R. F.,Neshov F. G. // RUSSIAN JOURNAL OF INORGANIC CHEMISTRY. - 2009. - V. 54, l. 10. - P. 1543-1550.

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0036-0236 / нет данных
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Article
Abstract:
Rhombohedral hexametavanadates K4Sr(VO3)(6), K4Ba(VO3)(6), Rb-4 Ba(VO3)(6), and Cs4Ba(VO3)(6) melt incongruently in the temperature range of 491 to 600A degrees C. Cooling of peritectic melts yields mixtures of compounds typical of M (2) (+) O-M2+O-V2O5 systems, far from equilibrium and depending on the cooling kinetics. The vanadate Cs4Ba(VO3)(6) undergoes reversible polymorphic transformation at 360A degrees C. All compounds show broad-band luminescence with a maximum of the luminescence spectrum at 490-590 nm with three types of excitation. The vanadates K4Sr(VO3)(6) and Rb4Ba(VO3)(6) show the highest luminescence intensity at room temperature. The latter is also most efficient at liquid nitrogen temperatures. The luminescence spectra depend on the excitation of vanadates. Three hypotheses were put forward to interpret this finding. The nature of luminescence is attributed to the relaxation of electronic excitation in {[}VO4](3-) structural tetrahedra present in the vanadates. The performance characteristics of luminophores were determined. These luminophores may be promising as X-ray luminescent screens, radioluminescence indicators, and light-emitting diode devices.
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DOI:
10.1134/S0036023609100076
Web of Science ID:
ISI:000270744000007
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Publisher MAIK NAUKA/INTERPERIODICA/SPRINGER
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Language English
Research-Areas Chemistry
Web-of-Science-Categories Chemistry, Inorganic \& Nuclear
ResearcherID-Numbers Ishchenko, Aleksey/E-1017-2014
ORCID-Numbers Ishchenko, Aleksey/0000-0002-9883-6652
Number-of-Cited-References 11
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Journal-ISO Russ. J. Inorg. Chem.
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