A novel full-color-emitting phosphor composed of B, C, N, and O atoms is prepared by a one-step solution process from inexpensive precursors at ambient atmosphere and relatively low temperatures (below 900 °C). Emission from this novel phosphor can be tuned from the violet to the near-red, as illustrated in the figure, simply by varying the carbon content in the samples.
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