The capabilities of the iodide transport method for the deposition of coatings on powders have been investigated. It has been demonstrated that this process is affected by different factors, such as the temperature, time, structure of the substrate material, and its dispersity.
Finely-dispersed phosphors of Y2O3:Eu and Y3Al5O12:Eu have been synthesized with the help of Pechini method and the method of self-propagating high-temperature synthesis (SHS). During the synthesis of phosphors on the basis of Y2O3 carried out with Pechini method the size of crystallites increases with the enlargement of concentration of yttrium, but it decreases when the method of SHS is applied. The structure of phosphors on the basis of Y3Al5O12 (YAG) is strongly amorphized. This fact agrees with the data of XRD and with the prevalence of the band with λmax = 613 nm in the spectra of this phosphor. The enlargement of yttrium concentration in it promotes the amorphisation of yttrium aluminum garnet and the decrease of a crystal phase content. The sample of Y3Al5O12:Eu synthesized with Pechini method has the maximum intensity, while in conditions of excitement with “high-level” X-ray radiation which corresponds to the radiation of industrial medical X-ray apparatus, the phosphor of Y2O3:Eu synthesized with the help of SHS showed the largest intensity. Colloid solutions prepared with the use of the samples synthesized by SHS method revealed a higher steadiness and a lower disposition to the sedimentation process. The samples of Y2O3:Eu phosphor possessing the smallest size of particles and the highest intensity of X-ray luminescence are the most suitable for the creation of pharmacological drugs used for photodynamic therapy.
1 November 2016 in Inorganic Materials: Applied Research
The research aimed at the composition optimization for diamond-SiC-Si composites. The effect of a porous diamond workpiece was studied on the properties (porosity, density, modulus of elasticity, phase composition) of the product of its siliconization with molten silicon. The lowest porosity and highest modulus of elasticity were observed in the case of using mixed matrices with the maximum size of diamond grains of 250/200 μm for siliconization. The best results in terms of the sound speed (16,600 m/s) and elasticity modulus (860 GPa) were achieved by microwave processing of a composite containing detonation nanodiamonds.
A technology, that allows production effective x-ray luminescent phosphors Zn3(PO4)2:Mn2+ with nanosized particles from the water solution by sol-gel method, and directional regulated their luminescence color from green to red was developed. X-ray intensity and spectra, phase structure, and surface properties of synthesized samples depending on the synthesis conditions was studied. The conditions of synthesis which allow to obtain the samples according to the demands for the luminophores of medical assignment were determined.
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Associate professor of the Department of theoretical foundations of materials science
Associate professor of the Department of theoretical foundations of materials science