T. Minakova, N. Eremina, S. Mjakin, V. Bakhmetyev, M. Sychov, L. Svatovskaya, Dmitry I. Dolzhenko, A. Sychova
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Dispersity and Surface Characterization of Yttrium Vanadate and Phosphate Based Luminescent Phosphors
The surface properties of Eu(III)-activated yttrium vanadate, yttrium phosphate and mixed yttrium vanadate-phosphate phosphors with different europium content synthesized via self-propagating high temperature synthesis are studied by low temperature nitrogen adsorption, scanning electron microscopy, aqueous slurry pH measurements and adsorption of acid-base indicators. Among the materials synthesized under similar conditions, phosphate based phosphors possess with a significantly more acidic surface (due to the presence of Lewis acidic centers probably corresponding to phosphorous atoms) and coarse dispersity compared with vanadate analogs, while mixed vanadate-phosphate compounds feature with the most fine dispersity.