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Accepted PapersThe section containing accepted papers prior to their appearance in the forthcoming issues of Materials Science-Poland, is available on: Ahead of Print Articles. Current IssueThe current issue (Vol. 43, No. 3, 2025) of the journal of Materials Science-Poland is now available on Sciendo. Back IssuesThe Kinetics of Photoelectrical Processes Near Interface of C60 and Liquid CrystalsO.P. Boiko, Ya.I. Vertsimakha Structure, Synthesis and Magnetic Susceptability of Ammonium Hexaiodorhenate(IV)A. Kochel Effective Nuclear Charge of IonA. Stokłosa, J. Zajęcki, S.S. Kurek Analysis of Ionisation Energy of Ions, Ionic Radii in The Crystal Lattice and The Energy of Electrons in Ionic Cores of Metal AtomsA. Stokłosa, J. Zajęcki, S.S. Kurek Luminescence Properties of Nanophosphors: Metal Ion-doped Sol-gel Silica GlassesM. Morita1, D. Rau1, T. Sakurai1, M. Baba2, M. Iwamura1 AbstractPhotoluminescence of xerogel and sol-gel SiO2 glasses doped with metal ions, metal complexes and semiconductor nanocrystals are investigated at 300 K and 10 K to clarify the optical properties and the electronic structures of nanophosphors. Sol-gel glasses doped with 3d, 4d and 5d transition metal ions exhibit a bright luminescence with various colours due to the3LMCT transition associated with closed -shell molecular complex centres. Luminescence from rare earth(III) complexes doped in the same matrix serve as a sensitive probe to determine axial and chiral complex structures. Luminescence properties are investigated of doped semiconductors ZnS: Cu, Al dispersed as nanocrystalline green phosphors in xero-gel with various lifetime components. The sol-gel silica-based phosphors are characterized by unusual valence states of the transition metal ions, stable centres in organic-inorganic hybrid hosts and the 500 ps lifetimes of D-A pairs due to spd hybridization effects in semiconductor nanocrystals. Hide abstract Pamoate Intercalated Zn-Al Layered Double Hydroxide for the Formation of Layered Organic-Inorganic IntercalateM.Z. Hussein, Z.B. Jubri, Z. Zainal, A.H. Yahya |
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