Abstract
The luminescence and optical absorption of Eu2+-doped fluorohafnate glasses in the HfF4–BaF2–LaF3–AlF3–NaF (HBLAN) system have been reported. It is shown that divalent europium does not luminesce in the fluorohafnate glass due to ionization of excited Eu2+. The Eu2+ luminescence appears after heat treatment of the HBLAN glass containing BaCl2. At X-ray excitation of the HBLAN glass the luminescence spectrum has a wide intrinsic band in the region of 250–450nm. The substitution of fluorine with chlorine results as a shift both of the intrinsic luminescence band and of the UV absorption edge to the region of the longer wavelengths.
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