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The first observation of6I →8S emission from Eu2+ in KMgF3

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Apr 1994 English Publisher:Elsevier BVJournal:Journal of Luminescence, volume 60-61, pages 70-73 (issn: 0022-2313,

Authors: A. Ellens; G. Blasse; Andries Meijerink;

doi: 10.1016/0022-2313(94)90096-5

The first observation of6I →8S emission from Eu2+ in KMgF3

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Abstract For the first time the 6 I emission of Eu 2+ is reported. 6 I emission of Eu 2+ in KMgF 3 can be observed because the energetically lowest 4f 6 5d state is situated above the 6 I 7/2 state of Eu 2+ . This high energetic position of the lowest 4f 6 5d state of Eu 2+ in KMgF 3 is explained by the small crystal-field splitting and the high position of the centre of gravity of the 4f 6 5d states. The decay time of the 6 I emission at 4.2 K is 96 μs. Above 25 K the 6 I emission is completely quenched via the lowest 4f 6 5d state, which is at some 50 cm -1 above the 6 I 7/2 levels.

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