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titleOfInvention Inorganic phosphor and method for producing the same
abstract In applying an inorganic phosphor to a display device such as a CRT, a fluorescent lamp, and various other devices and materials, it satisfies various characteristics required for each use, and particularly has a small particle size and brightness. In addition, an inorganic phosphor having a high brightness is provided, and further, there is provided a method for producing an inorganic phosphor having a high luminance and excellent in homogeneity, which does not require classification and mechanical pulverization after firing, and is low in cost. The inorganic phosphor is characterized in that the variation coefficient of the interparticle distribution of the content of the composition constituting the mother nucleus and the activation part of the inorganic phosphor particle is 50% or less, and the inorganic fluorescence by the sol-gel method A method for producing an inorganic phosphor, comprising: forming a precursor of a body, and thereafter firing the precursor of the inorganic phosphor. [Selection figure] None
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