Journal of Luminescence

The data provided here is presented in the publication: J. S. Nyemann, P Balling, E. G. Yukihara, Recombination lifetimes of LiF:Mg,Cu,P for pulsed optically stimulated luminescence, J. Lumin 234 (2021), 117924. Any experimental details are provided in the associated publication. The dataset is divided in two folders: - Measurement data: Measured data given in the form it was used during the data analysis leading to the associated publication. - Figure data: The data presented in the figures of the associated publication.

Thermoluminescence (TL) and Optically Stimulated Luminescence (OSL) data for MgB4O7:Ce,Li glass samples used in the associated publication: Y. Kitagawa, E. G. Yukihara and S. Tanabe. "Development of Ce3+ and Li+ co-doped magnesium borate glass ceramics for optically stimulated luminescence dosimetry". J. Lumin. 232, 117847 (2021).

Photoluminescence (PL) spectra of natural Cr3+ doped MgAl2O4 spinel from Tanzania were taken during its order disorder transition (ODT) process. Samples were changed their disordered degree by heating and annealing treatment. PL spectra were taken at the liquid nitrogen (LN) temperature (~77 K) using a 532 nm laser excitation. Spectra from different states were compared with each other and R-line and N-line ratio was used to illustrate the disordered degree of spinel during ODT process. The data fully displayed the details of the spectral variation with high quality. It can be used as a reference for other similar researches, such as spinel PL characterization, ordered degree of synthetic spinel single crystal or ceramics materials, thermal history of spinel, and non-destructive identification of natural and heated spinel gemstones. The PL spectrum of gem-quality MgAl2O4: Cr3+ spinel, origining from Tanzania, was collected and reported in detail (Figure 1). The PL spectrum of natural MAS consisted of two main parts: zero-phono lines (ZPL) and phonon-sidebands (PSB), located in the range of 14640 cm-1 to 14490 cm-1 and 14490 cm-1 to 13700 cm-1 respectively (Figure 1). The ZPL corresponds to the 2E → 4A2 transitions of Cr3+ located in the octahedral coordination; the PSB is caused by a similar mechanism assisted by phonon [1,2]. In ZPL range, four R lines and five N lines were obtained, their positions were listed in Table 1. In the temperature range 0 - 825 ºC, the R peaks were the strongest peak of PL spectra. With the temperature increasing, R1, R1’, R2, and R2’ peaks became broad and finally merged into two peaks. In this process, the peak gradually increased, but the N1 almost remained unchanged (Figure 2). At high temperature, all the PL peaks broaden and merged into a band, and variations were hardly detectable. The maximum value of this band located in the N peak range and the R peaks intensity decreased significantly showing as shoulders. We also noticed that one unknown peak appeared and increased between ZPL and PSB zones (at 1450 cm-1) with temperature increasing in high-temperature range (Figure 3).

The original data files included Fig. 1, Fig. 2, Fig. 3, Fig. 5, and Fig. 6.

XRD, luminescence spectra, quantum yield and the application data are included.

A novel Ba3Bi2(PO4)4: Sm3+ orange red-emitting phosphor: Influences of sintering temperature and Sm3+ concentration on microstructures and photoluminescence properties

Absorption spectrum of Ho3+-doped sol-gel high silica glasses with different Y2O3 /Al2O3 ratio

Raman spectra

27Al MAS NMR spectra of series of Ho3+-doped high silica glasses

FTIR absorption spectrum