Influence of Different Gd3+ Doping on the Upconversion Luminescence Properties and Morphology of NaYF4:Yb,Er

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Rare earth nitrate as the raw material, NaY/GdF4 upconversion luminescent nanoparticles were prepared by hydrothermal method, its diameter is about 200nm. By changing the Gd3+ doping amount achieved NaYF4 transition from the tetragonal to hexagonal phase, and the upconversion emission intensity can be improved by optimizing Gd3+ content. In 980nm excitation light source for the fluorescence test showed that the introduction of Gd3+ can effectively promote size reduction of NaY/GdF4 crystals and decrease luminous intensity. Through mechanism analysis we know that is related to nanosize effect. At the same time, we discussed the upconversion luminescence mechanism of NaY/GdF4 nanocrystals luminous intensity in different wavelength bands and the SEM show the morphology transformation from spherical to double-flower.

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