Methylene blue loaded K0.3Bi0.7F2.4:Yb,Er upconversion nanoparticles for near-infrared activated photodynamic therapy
Manisha Bungla,
Priyanka Sharma,
Asifkhan Shanavas
et al.
Abstract:Bismuth-based fluoride nanoparticles have received a lot of interest as host material for upconversion, which have been recommended for lighting devices and biological applications. Bismuth is known as an ecofriendly...
“…However, the limited availability and high cost of rare earth compounds restricts the commercialization of these scintillator materials. 31–33 As a consequence, development of less expensive and non-rare earth and environmentally friendly host materials for scintillators is required urgently. Fortunately, elements like bismuth can substitute the rare earth element in NaREF 4 -based matrices with comparable performance.…”
: Lanthanide doped fluoride nanoscintillators have received tremendous attention due to their high photochemical stability and tunable X-ray excited optical luminescence compared to traditional inorganic scintillators. Advancement in this field...
“…However, the limited availability and high cost of rare earth compounds restricts the commercialization of these scintillator materials. 31–33 As a consequence, development of less expensive and non-rare earth and environmentally friendly host materials for scintillators is required urgently. Fortunately, elements like bismuth can substitute the rare earth element in NaREF 4 -based matrices with comparable performance.…”
: Lanthanide doped fluoride nanoscintillators have received tremendous attention due to their high photochemical stability and tunable X-ray excited optical luminescence compared to traditional inorganic scintillators. Advancement in this field...
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