2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.cej.2021.134172
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A pH-controlled synthetic route to violet, green, and orange fluorescent carbon dots for multicolor light-emitting diodes

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“…36,37 Under the high temperature and high-pressure environment provided by the hydrothermal treatment, the heavier fragments were further polymerized, cross-linked, and carbonized to form the final W-CDs with less polymeric features. 20 To our excitement, multicolor CDs could also be facilely prepared with the same synthesis system by micro-adjusting the reaction parameters (Figure 1, b2−b4). As can be seen, when the identical reaction was treated only with microwave irradiation (MI), yellow-emitting CDs (Y-CDs) could be successfully obtained (Figure 1, b2), the Y-CDs demonstrated obvious emission peaks at 588 nm when excited by light of 360−440 nm, which were well within the wavelength range of yellow light (597−577 nm) (Figure 1, c1).…”
Section: Assembly Of Y- R- G- and W-leds With Ergmentioning
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“…36,37 Under the high temperature and high-pressure environment provided by the hydrothermal treatment, the heavier fragments were further polymerized, cross-linked, and carbonized to form the final W-CDs with less polymeric features. 20 To our excitement, multicolor CDs could also be facilely prepared with the same synthesis system by micro-adjusting the reaction parameters (Figure 1, b2−b4). As can be seen, when the identical reaction was treated only with microwave irradiation (MI), yellow-emitting CDs (Y-CDs) could be successfully obtained (Figure 1, b2), the Y-CDs demonstrated obvious emission peaks at 588 nm when excited by light of 360−440 nm, which were well within the wavelength range of yellow light (597−577 nm) (Figure 1, c1).…”
Section: Assembly Of Y- R- G- and W-leds With Ergmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The observations of clear lattice fringes in the TEM and strong absorption (350−600 nm) in the UV−vis spectrum of W-CDs collectively supported the polymerization and carbonization of 2,3-diaminopyridine during the synthesis of W-CDs. 20 To elucidate their structural features, the W-CDs were further characterized with XRD and Raman spectroscopy. As demonstrated (Figure 2c), the XRD pattern exhibits a broad diffraction peak at 26.6°, which could be attributed to the (002) plane of graphene.…”
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“…As shown in Figure 1C , the CDs nanozyme mainly consist of C (284.6 eV, at.% = 78.96), O (530.5 eV, at.% = 17.71), and N (398.5 eV, at.% = 3.33) elements. In Figure 1D , the high-resolution C 1s spectrum reveals three peaks at 284.2, 285.1, 285.7, and 287.6 eV assigned to C−C/C=C, C−N, C−O, and C=O/C=N, respectively ( Dai et al, 2022 ). The HR XPS O 1s spectrum has two peaks, which are attributed to C=O (530.5 eV) and C−O (531.3 eV) bonds, respectively ( Figure 1E ) ( Chen et al, 2021 ).…”
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“…According to the HR-TEM images, the four NB-CDs have the same lattice fringe with a fringe spacing of 0.34 nm [ 20 , 21 ]. The Raman spectra of the four NB-CDs ( Figure 3 a) display a crystalline D band at 1356 cm −1 and a disordered G band at 1572 cm −1 , representing the disordered and graphite carbon [ 22 , 23 ]. The intensity ratios (I D /I G ) of the four NB-CDs [ 24 , 25 ] are 2.46, 1.68, 1.26 and 2.07, respectively.…”
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