Sulphide electron capture luminous material
A technology of electron capture and luminescent materials, applied in luminescent materials, chemical instruments and methods, etc., which can solve the problems of inability to realize sensitive excitation of invisible near-infrared lasers, limited application range, narrow excitation and emission spectra, etc.
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[0032] Get 30 grams of ZnS matrix material, add lead acetate, and add Pb content 8X10 in the matrix material relative to each gram -3 ; Add copper sulfate, add Cu content 1x10 relative to every gram of matrix material -1 ; Add samarium nitrate, add Sm content 1×10 relative to every gram of matrix material -1 ; Add 1 gram of flux lithium fluoride and 1 gram of sulfur. Mix well with water and dry at 120 degrees. Put the dried material into an alumina crucible, cover and seal it; sinter in an electric furnace at 1100 degrees for 3 hours, take it out and cool it.
[0033] After the material prepared by this method is irradiated with visible light for 10 seconds, and placed for 3 hours, an infrared 1800nm light source is used to irradiate the excited luminescent material, which can emit bright green light.
Embodiment 2
[0035] Get 1000 grams of ZnS matrix material, add lead acetate, and add Pb content 1X10 in the matrix material relative to each gram -3 ; Add copper nitrate, relative to adding Cu content 7x10 per gram of matrix material -5 ; Add europium nitrate, relative to adding Eu content 5×10 in every gram of matrix material -1 Add 20 grams of fluxing agent sodium chloride, add 50 grams of sulfur. Use water to mix well and dry at 120 degrees. Put the dried material into an alumina crucible, cover and seal it; sinter in an electric furnace at 1200 degrees for 4 hours, take it out and cool it.
[0036] The material prepared by this method, after being irradiated with ultraviolet light for 2 seconds and placed for 0.2 hours, is used to irradiate the excited luminescent material with an infrared 808nm light source, which can emit bright green light.
Embodiment 3
[0038] Get 100 grams of ZnS matrix material, add lead acetate, and add Pb content 5X10 in relative to every gram of matrix material -4 ; Add copper nitrate, add Cu content 1x10 relative to every gram of matrix material -5 ; Add samarium nitrate, add Sm content 1×10 relative to every gram of matrix material -3 ; Add manganese nitrate, add Mm content 1×10 relative to every gram of matrix material -3 Add 3 grams of flux potassium chloride, add 5 grams of sulfur. Use water to mix well and dry at 120 degrees. Put the dried material into an alumina crucible, cover and seal it; sinter in an electric furnace at 1200 degrees for 4 hours, take it out and cool it.
[0039] After the material prepared by this method is irradiated with ultraviolet light for 60 seconds and placed for 10 hours, an infrared 1064nm light source is used to irradiate the excited luminescent material, which can emit bright orange-yellow light.
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