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Fluorescence enhancement of monodisperse carbon nanodots treated with aqueous ammonia and hydrogen peroxide. / Rabchinskii, Maxim; Mironov, Leonid; Sgibnev, Yevgeniy; Kolesnikov, Ilya ; Kurdyukov, Dmitry; Eurov, Daniil; Kirilenko, Demid ; Shvidchenko, Aleksandr; Stolyarova, Dina ; Smirnov , Dmitry ; Golubev, Valery .

в: Nanotechnology, Том 30, № 47, 475601, 2019.

Результаты исследований: Научные публикации в периодических изданияхстатьяРецензирование

Harvard

Rabchinskii, M, Mironov, L, Sgibnev, Y, Kolesnikov, I, Kurdyukov, D, Eurov, D, Kirilenko, D, Shvidchenko, A, Stolyarova, D, Smirnov , D & Golubev, V 2019, 'Fluorescence enhancement of monodisperse carbon nanodots treated with aqueous ammonia and hydrogen peroxide', Nanotechnology, Том. 30, № 47, 475601. https://doi.org/10.1088/1361-6528/ab3cdf

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Rabchinskii, M., Mironov, L., Sgibnev, Y., Kolesnikov, I., Kurdyukov, D., Eurov, D., Kirilenko, D., Shvidchenko, A., Stolyarova, D., Smirnov , D., & Golubev, V. (2019). Fluorescence enhancement of monodisperse carbon nanodots treated with aqueous ammonia and hydrogen peroxide. Nanotechnology, 30(47), [475601]. https://doi.org/10.1088/1361-6528/ab3cdf

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Rabchinskii, Maxim ; Mironov, Leonid ; Sgibnev, Yevgeniy ; Kolesnikov, Ilya ; Kurdyukov, Dmitry ; Eurov, Daniil ; Kirilenko, Demid ; Shvidchenko, Aleksandr ; Stolyarova, Dina ; Smirnov , Dmitry ; Golubev, Valery . / Fluorescence enhancement of monodisperse carbon nanodots treated with aqueous ammonia and hydrogen peroxide. в: Nanotechnology. 2019 ; Том 30, № 47.

BibTeX

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title = "Fluorescence enhancement of monodisperse carbon nanodots treated with aqueous ammonia and hydrogen peroxide",
abstract = "The treatment of monodisperse carbon nanodots (MCNDs) with a combination of aqueous ammonia and hydrogen peroxide is found to result in a prominent enhancement of their fluorescence efficiency. Depending on the hydrogen peroxide concentration, an increase of the MCNDs quantum yield of up to seven-fold has been achieved. Considering the absence of prominent changes in fluorescence lifetime and fluorescence spectra upon the treatment it is suggested that the observed rise of fluorescence efficiency originates from additional formation of new isolated sp 2 domains surrounded by defect sites. The structural modification of MCNDs induced by their treatment with combination of aqueous ammonia and hydrogen peroxide is indicated by both transmission electron microscopy images and infrared spectra. The applied method has insignificant effect on the aggregation properties and size distribution of the studied MCNDs. Taking into account the proposed mechanism, the applied treatment procedure can serve as a basis for a facile approach for modification of emissive properties of various nanocarbon structures. ",
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author = "Maxim Rabchinskii and Leonid Mironov and Yevgeniy Sgibnev and Ilya Kolesnikov and Dmitry Kurdyukov and Daniil Eurov and Demid Kirilenko and Aleksandr Shvidchenko and Dina Stolyarova and Dmitry Smirnov and Valery Golubev",
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AU - Rabchinskii, Maxim

AU - Mironov, Leonid

AU - Sgibnev, Yevgeniy

AU - Kolesnikov, Ilya

AU - Kurdyukov, Dmitry

AU - Eurov, Daniil

AU - Kirilenko, Demid

AU - Shvidchenko, Aleksandr

AU - Stolyarova, Dina

AU - Smirnov , Dmitry

AU - Golubev, Valery

PY - 2019

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N2 - The treatment of monodisperse carbon nanodots (MCNDs) with a combination of aqueous ammonia and hydrogen peroxide is found to result in a prominent enhancement of their fluorescence efficiency. Depending on the hydrogen peroxide concentration, an increase of the MCNDs quantum yield of up to seven-fold has been achieved. Considering the absence of prominent changes in fluorescence lifetime and fluorescence spectra upon the treatment it is suggested that the observed rise of fluorescence efficiency originates from additional formation of new isolated sp 2 domains surrounded by defect sites. The structural modification of MCNDs induced by their treatment with combination of aqueous ammonia and hydrogen peroxide is indicated by both transmission electron microscopy images and infrared spectra. The applied method has insignificant effect on the aggregation properties and size distribution of the studied MCNDs. Taking into account the proposed mechanism, the applied treatment procedure can serve as a basis for a facile approach for modification of emissive properties of various nanocarbon structures.

AB - The treatment of monodisperse carbon nanodots (MCNDs) with a combination of aqueous ammonia and hydrogen peroxide is found to result in a prominent enhancement of their fluorescence efficiency. Depending on the hydrogen peroxide concentration, an increase of the MCNDs quantum yield of up to seven-fold has been achieved. Considering the absence of prominent changes in fluorescence lifetime and fluorescence spectra upon the treatment it is suggested that the observed rise of fluorescence efficiency originates from additional formation of new isolated sp 2 domains surrounded by defect sites. The structural modification of MCNDs induced by their treatment with combination of aqueous ammonia and hydrogen peroxide is indicated by both transmission electron microscopy images and infrared spectra. The applied method has insignificant effect on the aggregation properties and size distribution of the studied MCNDs. Taking into account the proposed mechanism, the applied treatment procedure can serve as a basis for a facile approach for modification of emissive properties of various nanocarbon structures.

KW - fluorescence enhancement

KW - monodisperse carbon nanodots

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