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Volume 5, Issue 5

Res. Rev. J Mat. Sci. 2017

ISSN: 2321-6212

Advanced Materials 2017

September 07-08, 2017

September 07-08, 2017 | Edinburgh, Scotland

Advanced materials & Processing

11

th

International Conference on

Encapsulation of oxynitride phosphors into sintered Li

2

O-ZnO-B

2

O

3

-P

2

O

5

-CaF

2

glass body

N. Akiyama

1

, H. Kuwahara

1

, H. Kuroe

1

, H. T. Hintzen

2

and

K. Itatani

1

1

Sophia University, Japan

2

Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands

T

he conditions for the fabrication of transparent glass body in the Li

2

O-ZnO-B

2

O

3

-P

2

O

5

-CaF

2

system were examined by a

pressureless firing and subsequent oxygen-supplied hot isostatic pressing (O

2

-HIP). The starting glass was prepared by melting

the mixture of LiOH, ZnO, H

3

BO

4

, H

3

PO

4

and CaF

2

at 1100ºC in air, followed by quenching on copper plates cooled by liquid nitrogen.

The glass powder compact was pressurelessly-fired at 370ºC for 1 h in order to remove the open pores, and the subsequent O

2

-HIP

treatment at 370 ºC for 24 h under the pressure of 130 MPa made the clear light transmission possible, regardless of the formation

of Ca

2

P

2

O

7

on the surface. The glass body obtained by firing at 370˚C for 1 h and the subsequent O

2

-HIP treatment at 370 ºC for

24 h was hydrothermally-treated in water at 100˚C for 1 h, and found that the mass loss of this body was as low as 0.25%, showing

excellent water resistance. When the oxynitride phosphors, i.e., blue-emitting (La

0.96

Ce

0.04

)

3

Si

8

O

4

N

11

and yellow-emitting (Ca

0.97

Eu

0.03

)

Si

2

O

2

N

2

, were encapsulated into the glass, no peak shifts in the emission/excitation spectra were found, which demonstrated that no

significant degradation of phosphors has occurred during the encapsulation operation. Pseudo-white light emission was observed by

the equi-mass addition (total amount: 3 mass%) of (La

0.96

Ce

0.04

)

3

Si

8

O

4

N

11

and (Ca

0.97

Eu

0.03

)Si

2

O

2

N

2

. Overall, the transparent glass body

could be fabricated by the pressureless firing and subsequent O

2

-HIP treatment, and the phosphors were encapsulated into the glass

without significant degradation.

Biography

Nanako Akiyama is a student of Sophia graduate school. Her research interest is the luminescence properties of oxide, oxynitride and nitride phosphors, and the

encapsulation technique of the phosphors in the glass.

nanako.jennifer@gmail.com

N. Akiyama et al., Res. Rev. J Mat. Sci. 2017, 5:5

DOI: 10.4172/2321-6212-C1-006

Figure1

:

Chromaticity coordinate of glass body with

(La0.96Ce0.04)3Si8O4N11 and (Ca0.97Eu0.03)

Si2O2N2 addition(Excitation WL:370 nm)