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January 14, 2026Dalton Transactions0 citations

Red/near-infrared emitting phosphors based on Bi 3+ ions: recent advances, materials design, and applications

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XWX WANGSYSihan YangJLJ -G Li

Key Points

  • The aim is to summarize recent advances in Bi3+-based red and near-infrared phosphors, focusing on material design and applications.
  • Systematic review of existing literature
  • Analysis of design strategies for phosphors
  • Discussion of mechanisms behind red/NIR emission
  • Evaluation of applications in diverse fields
  • Highlight advancements in phosphor materials and design
  • Discuss current challenges in material development
  • Identify potential future applications and research directions

Abstract

This review systematically outlines advances in Bi 3+ -based red/NIR phosphors, covering mechanisms, design strategies, and applications, while proposing current challenges and future prospects to guide material development.

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WANG et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6967196bc0d1e3cfbfce8caahttps://doi.org/10.1039/d5dt02387d
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