Production of phosphor (YAG∶Tb) fine particles by hydrothermal synthesis in supercritical water

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Yukiya Hakuta, Kazuei Seino, Haruo Ura, Tadafumi Adschiri, Hirotsugu Takizawa and Kunio Arai


Abstract

Rapid and continuous production of phosphor (YAG∶Tb) fine particles by hydrothermal synthesis in supercritical water was studied. At temperatures higher than the critical temperature of water, continuous and rapid (<60 s) production of YAG∶Tb fine particles was achieved. Emission spectra obtained by UV excitation of the particles were in agreement with the typical spectral pattern of YAG∶Tb. Single phase YAG∶Tb was produced by using stoichiometric mixtures of metal salts [Al(NO3)3, Y(NO3)3, and TbCl3] as aqueous solutions with an alkali molar ratio {[OH]/([NO3] + [Cl])} of 1 and a rapid heating method. No additional thermal treatment was necessary to obtain crystalline products.


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