マイクロ波で合成された炭素ドットによる興奮に依存した2段階の光発光:溶媒とpHに敏感な行動

Puspal Mukherjee1, Deblina Mallick1,2, Suranjona Roy1,3

  • 1Department of Chemistry, School of Sciences, Netaji Subhas Open University, Kolkata, West Bengal, India.

まとめ

合成された炭素ドット (Cドット) は,溶媒とpHに依存する調節可能な光発光を示します. 緑の放射は表面グループから発生し,青の放射はCドットコアから発生し,異なる光学特性を有する.

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