Cool white lamp using a two-component phosphor

Electric lamp and discharge devices – With luminescent solid or liquid material – With gaseous discharge medium

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2523014P, C09K 1112, C09K 1124, C09K 1142, H01J 6144

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042661617

ABSTRACT:
A fluorescent lamps having chromaticity coordinates similar to cool white can be prepared using two component compositions. A blue emitting strontium-barium chlorapatite activated with europium and a yellow emitting calcium-strontium fluorapatite applied as a blend or as two distinct layers yields a lamp equivalent in chromaticity to a standard cool white lamp with a higher lumer per watt than the standard cool white lamp.

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