Synthesis of (NH4)2MnF6 improves solubility and reduces K+ impurities in Mn4+-activated fluoride phosphors.
To address the limitations of low solubility and K+ impurity introduction in traditional Mn4+ sources (e.g., K2MnF6) for synthesizing Mn4+-activated fluoride phosphors, we synthesize a new K+-free compound, (NH4)2MnF6, which...
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