Near-infrared (NIR) long persistent luminescent (LPL) materials have attracted the interest of many researchers as they have potential applications in many aspects. However, majority of studies on Cr ion-doped LPL materials have focused on Cr in an octahedral site, and the luminescence is limited to the short-wavelength NIR-I region (700-900 nm), which is detrimental to fully explore Cr ion-doped LPL materials with potential applications. In this work, a novel ultra-broadband NIR LPL material, NaCaGeO (NCGO):x%Cr, was successfully designed and synthesized, covering the luminescence range of 600-1200 nm and having the best afterglow duration of more than 10 h. Combining the luminescence lifetime with the low-temperature spectrum, it was concluded that the luminescence of NCGO:Cr consists of the co-emission of Cr in octahedra and tetrahedra. And it was confirmed by electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) spectrum and X-ray absorption near-edge spectrum (XANES). The application prospects of NCGO:x%Cr in many aspects were investigated in detail. This work could not only give a reference for researchers to study Cr luminescence in multiple coordination but also provide a new strategy for obtaining new ultra-broadband NIR LPL materials.
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