Cr3+-doped Bi2Ga4O9-Bi2Al4O9 solid-solution (SS) phosphors were fabricated to explore their possible application in fluorescence lifetime-based temperature sensing. The present samples exhibited E2→A24 R-line emissions associated with T24→A24 phonon sideband emissions of Cr3+ in the wavelength range of 600–850 nm upon the excitation of visible light. Through modifying the Al/Ga ratio in the SS hosts, the Cr3+ crystal field was easily tuned from intermediate to strong, being beneficial to modulate an energy gap between E2 and T24 thermally coupled emitting states. As a result, linearly temperature-sensitive fluorescence lifetime was achieved in the Cr3+-doped Bi2Ga4O9-Bi2Al4O9 SSs with a high Al/Ga ratio, enabling us to conveniently and accurately determine a temperature with a high relative sensitivity of 2.13–3.26% K−1.
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