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APPLICATIONS                                                   11 DEVELOPMENT OF NEW PHOSPHORS
                                                                 synthesis of 300–400 nm Y O :Eu spherical phosphor
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                                                                 by uniform coprecipitation method [24]. The lumi-
                                                                 nance of the nanophosphor under 147 nm excitation is
                                                                 comparable to that of the conventional sample syn-
                                                                 thesized at high temperature. Fig. 11.1 shows a TEM
                                                                 photograph of the Y O :Eu phosphor heated at 650 C.
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                                                                 The spherical phosphor could maintain almost a
                                                                 monodispersed state. Kakihana et al. reported syn-
                                                                 thesis of high-luminance 200–300 nm  Y O S:Eu
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                                                                 phosphor by complex homogeneous precipitation
                                                                 method [25]. Masui et al. synthesized new layered
                                                                 Gd O CO :xTb 3   green phosphor in 0.476
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                                                                 Li CO –0.270 Na CO –0.254 K CO  3  flux. This
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                                                                 nanophosphor shows higher luminance than that of
                                                                 commercial lamp phosphor [26]. Fig. 11.2 showed an
                                                                 SEM photograph of rare earth oxycarbonate phos-
                                                                 phor. In these processing studies, the choice of the
                                                                 precursor and optimization of heating condition to
                                                                 prevent the aggregation are most important.
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