Yellow-emitting halophosphate phosphor of improved brightness an

Compositions – Inorganic luminescent compositions – Zinc or cadmium containing

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2523014H, 2523014P, C09K 11435

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ABSTRACT:
Phosphors and a method for producing yellow-emitting tin-manganese coactivated calcium fluorophosphate phosphors having improved brightness comprises the steps of blending a powder mixture including the phosphates, carbonates, fluorides and oxides of calcium, tin, and manganese together with an ammonium salt, and firing the mixture at a temperature of between about 1100.degree. C. and about 1300.degree. C. for a period sufficient to produce a luminescent composition. The presence of an ammonium compound in the initial powder blend promotes the proper atmosphere during the firing step to insure the incorporation of proper levels of tin and manganese ions in the final phosphor.

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