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Enhancement of Mechanoluminescence from ZnS:Mn,Te by Wet Process

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We successfully synthesized the novel mechanoluminescent material ZnS:Mn,Te with a wurtzite structure by controlling the pH of the solution used in the wet process. This material showed a distinct red mechanoluminescence (ML) with an increased intensity, being one order of magnitude higher than that of the sample prepared using a solid-state reaction. This marked increase in ML intensity was realized by eliminating ZnO and MnO impurities.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 388)

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Takato Toriyi, Yoshio Adachi, Hiroshi Yamada, Yusuke Imai, Chao Nan Xu

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Co-Doping, Mechanoluminescence, Red Luminescence, Wet Process, ZnS

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