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In the present work, we synthesized Ho3+-doped GdPO4 phosphors via a solid-state approach, produced as fine powders with important multifunctional properties. At 980 nm excitation, the samples show strong green up-conversion emission near 550 nm with the 5F4/5S2 → 5I8 transitions of Ho3+ ions. UV excitation (280–300 nm) generated distinct blue-green (~460 nm) and green (~550 nm) emissions, brilliant efficient absorption, and energy transfer in the GdPO4 lattice observed. The phosphors exhibited excellent photocatalytic efficiency, degrading ~90% of phenolphthalein in 150 min under UV-visible light, Ho3+-induced trap states boost charge separation, with optimal performance at pH 1 and 1.0 mol % Ho3+. GdPO4:Ho3+ phosphors shown strong luminescence along with notable photocatalytic and dielectric properties for multifunctional applications.
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