Pure red-light emitting europium based complexes as efficient UV light converters: synthesis, crystal structure and photoluminescence properties
Asgar Ali, Zubair Ahmed, Rahis Uddin, K. Iftikhar
Abstract
dominates the emission spectra in all phases, showing the highly asymmetric environment around the Eu(III) ion. The bath ligand is found to be the best sensitizer of the Eu ion and hence complex 2 shows the strongest luminescence properties with the highest absolute quantum yield among the three complexes. The CIE coordinate analysis shows that pure red-luminescence is emitted by the Eu complexes in the solid state since the coordinates found in this phase are closer to the standard NTSC 1987 values. The optical band gaps were determined for the complexes and the observed values suggest that the complexes can have possible applications in the field of semiconductor materials.
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EuropiumChemistryCrystallographyPhotoluminescenceLuminescenceLigand (biochemistry)OctahedronCrystal structureQuantum yieldBenzimidazoleCoordination sphereIonMaterials scienceFluorescencePhysicsBiochemistryOrganic chemistryOptoelectronicsQuantum mechanicsReceptorLanthanide and Transition Metal ComplexesMagnetism in coordination complexesAdvanced MRI Techniques and Applications