PHYSICOCHEMICAL STUDIES OF AN ACTIVATED EUROPIUM ION-EXCHANGED MORDENITE

[1] REDOX BEHAVIOR OF EUROPIUM ION-EXCHANGED ZEOLITES [J]. MATERIALS RESEARCH BULLETIN, 1982, 17 (02) : 171 - 177

[2] PHOTO-LUMINESCENCE DURING THE CATALYSIS OF WATER DECOMPOSITION ON AN ACTIVATED EUROPIUM(III)-Y ZEOLITE [J]. JOURNAL OF THE CHEMICAL SOCIETY-CHEMICAL COMMUNICATIONS, 1979, (10) : 453 - 454

[3] LUMINESCENCE PROPERTIES OF EU ION-EXCHANGED Y-TYPE ZEOLITE [J]. JOURNAL OF LUMINESCENCE, 1979, 20 (03) : 325 - 327

[4] ARAKAWA T, UNPUB MATER RES B

[5] BLASSE G, 1968, PHILIPS RES REP, V23, P189

[6] BLASSE G, 1969, PHILIPS RES REP, V24, P131

[7] Bril Blasse G.A., 1970, PHILIPS TECHN REV, V31, P304

[8] DENAS JN, 1971, J PHYS CHEM-US, V75, P991

[9] A THEORY OF SENSITIZED LUMINESCENCE IN SOLIDS [J]. JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS, 1953, 21 (05) : 836 - 850

[10] EUROPIUM(IV), A NEW OXIDATION-STATE FOR EUROPIUM - CRYSTAL-STRUCTURE OF DEHYDRATED EUROPIUM(II)-EXCHANGED SODIUM ZEOLITE A, EU4.5NA3-A, PARTIALLY OXIDIZED BY OXYGEN [J]. JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, 1978, 100 (03) : 976 - 978

[1] REDOX BEHAVIOR OF EUROPIUM ION-EXCHANGED ZEOLITES [J]. MATERIALS RESEARCH BULLETIN, 1982, 17 (02) : 171 - 177

[2] PHOTO-LUMINESCENCE DURING THE CATALYSIS OF WATER DECOMPOSITION ON AN ACTIVATED EUROPIUM(III)-Y ZEOLITE [J]. JOURNAL OF THE CHEMICAL SOCIETY-CHEMICAL COMMUNICATIONS, 1979, (10) : 453 - 454

[3] LUMINESCENCE PROPERTIES OF EU ION-EXCHANGED Y-TYPE ZEOLITE [J]. JOURNAL OF LUMINESCENCE, 1979, 20 (03) : 325 - 327

[4] ARAKAWA T, UNPUB MATER RES B

[5] BLASSE G, 1968, PHILIPS RES REP, V23, P189

[6] BLASSE G, 1969, PHILIPS RES REP, V24, P131

[7] Bril Blasse G.A., 1970, PHILIPS TECHN REV, V31, P304

[8] DENAS JN, 1971, J PHYS CHEM-US, V75, P991

[9] A THEORY OF SENSITIZED LUMINESCENCE IN SOLIDS [J]. JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS, 1953, 21 (05) : 836 - 850

[10] EUROPIUM(IV), A NEW OXIDATION-STATE FOR EUROPIUM - CRYSTAL-STRUCTURE OF DEHYDRATED EUROPIUM(II)-EXCHANGED SODIUM ZEOLITE A, EU4.5NA3-A, PARTIALLY OXIDIZED BY OXYGEN [J]. JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, 1978, 100 (03) : 976 - 978