A biocompatible fluorescent ink based on water-soluble luminescent carbon nanodots.

By S. Qu, Xiaoyun Wang, Q. Lu, Xingyuan Liu, Lijun Wang. Angewandte Chemie, 2012

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Subfields: Materials Chemistry

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• The photoluminescence mechanism in carbon dots (graphene quantum dots, carbon nanodots, and polymer dots): current state and future perspective (2015, methodology): “CD-1 was synthesized by electrochemical ablation of graphite rod electrodes (top-down method), and they possessed high graphitic crystallinity [23]; CD-2 was fabricated by a two-step method combining “top-down” cutting of GO and various separation routes (a kind of GQD) [30]; CD-3 was synthesized by”
• Photoluminescence effects of graphitic core size and surface functional groups in carbon dots: COO− induced red-shift emission (2014, neutral): “Many different approaches for the synthesis of CDs/GDs have been reported including laser ablation [19], hydrothermal oxidation of graphite [20,21], pyrolysis of molecular precursors [22–26] or extreme dehydration of a carbon source [27,28].”