Pradeep Reddy Vanga , D.M. Lakshmi Priyaa , T. Selvalakshmi , R.V. Mangalaraja , M. Ashok , Parthasaradhi Reddy
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Investigation on photoluminescence and photocatalytic behavior of BiPO4:Pr
The hydrothermal method was used to synthesize BiPO4 and BiPO4 with varying concentrations of praseodymium. X-ray diffraction confirmed the crystal structure of the samples as low-temperature monoclinic, and substituting the Pr3+ ion in the Bi3+ site did not affect the crystal structure. Functional group analyses showed vibrational modes corresponding to BiO and PO4 bonds. UV–vis DRS spectra indicated the presence of bands corresponding to BiO transition, and a minor reduction in band gap was seen with the substitution of Pr. The excitation and emission spectra of BiPO4:Pr3+ were recorded to study the luminescene behavior of Pr ion in BiPO4. Emission intensity quenching occurred at Pr concentrations greater than 1.5 %. The samples' photocatalytic performance was examined by degrading the organic dye rhodamine B under a UV light source. Pr concentration of 1.5 % sample exhibited a better degradation rate when compared to BiPO4 and other Pr-doped BiPO4 samples. The stability of the photocatalyst was confirmed using the XRD pattern.
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