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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Carbon Nanodots"”.
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The Fundamental Photophysics of Fluorescent Carbon Nanodots
Carbon Nanodots (CDs) are a new protagonist of carbon-based nanoscience by which the paradigm of carbon as a black material unable to emit light has been completely revolutionised. They have been emerging as a new frontier in Nanoscience at the beginning of 2000s, and their potential is evident …
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Implementing Solvothermally Synthesized Carbon Nanodots into Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells to Enhance External Quantum Efficiency in the Ultraviolet
Carbon nanodots (CNDs) are most known for their photoluminescent behaviors under incident exposure to ultraviolet light. Their amorphous structures consist of hydrophobic C=C carbogenic cores which are surrounded by highly polar shells of -COOH carboxyl surface functional groups where the …
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In-situ monitoring of photocatalytic reactions in optofluidic microreactors
… insights were obtained into the photoactivity of carbon nanodots (CDs) through systematic screening of a wide range of reaction conditions within kagomé-style HC-PCF microreactors. Spectrokinetic insights across twenty-nine reaction conditions were studied with a cumulative sample volume of < 1.5 …
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Optofluidic Microreactors for Advanced Photocatalysis
… The photoreduction of methyl viologen by carbon nanodots (CNDs) was studied and compared to theory by modelling reaction pathways. Oxidation states of cobaloximes, that are currently employed as molecular catalysts for solar hydrogen generation, could be studied and analysed in different …
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Tracking and Exploiting Charge Carrier Movement and Photochemical Processes in Light-Harvesting Energy Materials
… leaps are still needed to accelerate decarbonisation within the energy sector and beyond. Here, several novel material systems are studied to uncover physical properties which will dictate their suitability for use in state-of-the-art light-harvesting structures such as thin-film …