Artificial Luminescence from the Coral Surface: Study of a SrAl2O4:Eu2+, Dy3+-Based Phosphor
An artificial block of concrete and sand was made, coated with a SrAl 2 O 4 :Eu 2+ , Dy 3+ -based phosphor, and a new direction in the study and application of persistent phosphors was proposed. For the first time underwater luminescence on the coral surface was experimentally studied in real sea co...
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| description | An artificial block of concrete and sand was made, coated with a SrAl
2
O
4
:Eu
2+
, Dy
3+
-based phosphor, and a new direction in the study and application of persistent phosphors was proposed. For the first time underwater luminescence on the coral surface was experimentally studied in real sea conditions. A bright, long-lasting blue-green afterglow was registered from a depth of 5 m. Fishes were attracted to the light of this artificial reef. |
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