The luminescence properties of calcium molybdate are reported. Two emission bands are observed, one in the green and another in the orange spectral region. The shorter wavelength emission band is assigned to the 3T1 → 1A1 transition in the tetrahedral molybdate group. The longer wavelength band is ascribed to a similar transition in a molybdate group lacking an oxygen ion, i.e. a MoO3 group. Similar observations are made in the case of calcium tungstate.
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