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The reduction of Europium (Eu³ + ) in aqueous solution and doping Eu² + obtained into the host lattice Ca(SCN)2۰ 2H2O solution using a Modified Jones reductor is described here . The major goal is to dope Eu 2+ into compounds that are difficult to dope through the melt method. Ca(SCN)2۰ 2H2O was obtained by the reaction of Ca(OH)2 and NH4SCN with slow heating at 70 o C 0.05% M of EuCl3 was used as the source of Eu ions. The host lattice was held in the receiver of the modified Jones Reductor, the solution of EuCl3 is slowly passed through the reductor at the rate of ≈ 0.4 -0.6ml/min under inert gas. The dried sample was prepared in a glove box for luminescence measurement. Ca(SCN)2۰ 2H2O:Eu 2+ shows an intensive luminescence in the green spectral region. The emission spectra obtained in this work are all due to the f-d transitions of the Eu 2+ ions, a small band due to Eu 3+ was observed, The excitation spectra were measured at 80K at an emission of 19608cm -1 (510nm). A broad almost shapeless band was observed due to transitions to 4f 6 5d 1 states of Eu 2+ . The modified Jones Reductor was

Reduction of Eu3+ and Doping the Same into Calcium Thiocyanate Dihydrate Using a Modified Jones Reductor