
doi: 10.1039/d3tc00778b
The enormous redshift observed for luminescence in highly doped Mn2+ phosphors is shown to be not caused by strongly exchange coupled Mn2+-pairs but by energy migration to near-infrared luminescent trap centers.
Materials Chemistry, General Chemistry
Materials Chemistry, General Chemistry
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