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An efficient red phosphor, BaMoO4:Pr3+, has been fabricated by a convenient solid-state method. A strong red emission centered at 643 nm corresponding to the 3P0→3F2 transition of Pr3+ is observed under 430–500 nm excitation. In addition, improvement of the intensity of the red emission has been achieved by adding an alkali chloride to the BaMoO4:Pr3+ phosphor samples, this being explained by a charge compensation mechanism. The influence of the sintering temperature on the luminescence properties of the phosphors is also discussed.
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