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Photoinduced electron transfers with carbon dots

Chemical Communications · 2009 · pp. 3774–3774
Xin WangLi CaoFushen LuMohammed J. MezianiHeting LiGang QiBing ZhouBarbara A. HarruffFabien KermarrecYa‐Ping Sun

Abstract

The photoluminescence in carbon dots (surface-passivated small carbon nanoparticles) could be quenched efficiently by electron acceptor or donor molecules in solution, namely that photoexcited carbon dots are both excellent electron donors and excellent electron acceptors, thus offering new opportunities for their potential uses in light energy conversion and related applications.

Carbon and Quantum Dots ApplicationsQuantum Dots Synthesis And PropertiesLuminescence and Fluorescent MaterialsPhotoluminescenceCarbon fibersElectron acceptorElectronMaterials sciencePhotochemistryAcceptorNanoparticleMoleculeNanotechnology

MeSH terms

CarbonElectron TransportElectronsLuminescent MeasurementsNanoparticlesPhotochemical Processes
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