The study of time-resolved luminescence of undoped as well as europium and praseodymium activated zirconia free standing nanocrystals was carried out. The different excitation sources (e-beam, x-ray, lasers 4.66eV and 3.67eV, deuterium lamp) were used in experiments. The intrinsic defects related and activator luminescence bands were observed. The luminescence dependence on activators concentration is shown. The excitations in zirconia are mobile, so with increasing of activator concentration the intrinsic defects related luminescence band intensity decreases and activator luminescence intensity increases until it reaches the saturation. The thermal treatment of ZrO₂ nanocrystals in vacuum resulted in the change of luminescence. It is proposed that the ZrO₂ nanocrystals recombinative luminescence intensity reduction is due to the oxygen loss from nanocrystals in vacuum. The relative intensities of luminescence bands due to transitions ⁵D₀ - ⁷F₁ and ⁵D₀ - ⁷F₂ of Eu³⁺ activated zirconia nanocrystals shows that significant fraction or Eu³⁺ is incorporated in low symmetry sites. The Eu³⁺ luminescence excited by a laser showed that this luminescence decay kinetics depends on both activator and intrinsic defects concentration in nanocrystals. The difference of intra-centre and recombinative luminescence was observed. The use of different excitation sources allow to determine role of direct excitation of luminescence centers, energy transfere by excitons to these centres and band carriers trapping involved in the creation of excited states of luminescence centres. The mechanisms of excited state creation and the possible models of luminescence centers in the nanocrystals will be discussed.

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