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Observation of “cool daylight” white light emission from Eu and Tb co-doped SrMoO4 nano ceramics

Adya et al., 2016

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6960454689570550598
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Adya V
Mohapatra M
Bhide M
Natarajan V
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Nano ceramics of undoped and Eu and Tb-doped strontium molybdate (SMO) were synthesized via co-precipitation route and characterized by XRD, SEM and DLS techniques. It was observed that the average particle size for the samples was 90 nm. A bluish emission …
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