E. I. Oleynikova, S. L. Korableva, O. A. Morozov, M. S. Pudovkin
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Abstract
The effect of two different post-treatment processing (annealing in air for 4 h at 400°C or annealing in NH4(HF2) for 4 h at 400°C) on the spectral characteristics of the samples was investigated. The YF3:Tb3+ (1.0 mol %), Eu3+ (0.5, 1.0, 2.0, and 4.0 mol %) samples were prepared using hydrothermal synthesis. The luminescence spectra of the samples in the temperature range of 80–320 K were detected in order to obtain the luminescence intensity ratio (LIR), which is a temperature-dependent parameter. The LIR function exhibited a monotonic behavior, which is advantageous for the use in luminescent thermometry. The sample with the highest temperature sensitivity was YF3:Tb3+ (1.0 mol %), Eu3+ (1.0 mol %). The temperature sensitivity for this sample was found to be equal to Sr = 0.44% K–1 (80–150 K).
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