Abstract
• Demonstrating a new approach to enhanced photoluminescence via boron doping in red-emitting Sr 2 Si 5 N 8 :Eu 2+ phosphors. • Thermal degradation stability can be enhanced at the same time. • Combining experimental and first principles calculations, the mechanism of B-doping can be understood. Surface passivation is a common method to improve the resistance of thermal degradation of nitride phosphors. However, such a surface passivation generally needs extra processes and decreases the photoluminescence property of the phosphors. In this work, both the thermal stability and photoluminescence property of a red phosphor Sr 2 Si 5 N 8 :Eu are improved through the addition of BN. The influence of B on the crystal structure and the valence state of active ions was analyzed by experimental characterization. First-principles calculations were applied to analyze the formation energy of N vacancies, which influence the resistance of thermal degradation. Finally, combining with experimental characterization and calculations, the enhancing mechanism of thermal stability and photoluminescence by B was studied.
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