REN Xian-yan, LIU Li-hua, LI Yu. Preparation and Properties of Carbon Quantum Dots-photoluminescence Materials with Magnetic Resonance Response[J]. Chinese Journal of Luminescence, 2015,36(8): 861-867
REN Xian-yan, LIU Li-hua, LI Yu. Preparation and Properties of Carbon Quantum Dots-photoluminescence Materials with Magnetic Resonance Response[J]. Chinese Journal of Luminescence, 2015,36(8): 861-867 DOI: 10.3788/fgxb20153608.0861.
Preparation and Properties of Carbon Quantum Dots-photoluminescence Materials with Magnetic Resonance Response
The study of carbon quantum dots used as either photoluminescence functional components or nano carriers for magnetic resonance-fluorescence multimodal molecular imaging probe is just beginning. In the paper
the gadopentetate monomeglumine was used as a precursor which provides simultaneously carbon sources and Gd
3+
sources. The influences of pyrolysis temperature
holding time and heating rate on the carbonization degree of the precursor
the quantum yield and the Gd
3+
content of the products were studied. When the precursor was pyrolized under reasonable condition (the pyrolysis temperature was not higher than 350 ℃)
Gd
3+
chelates dopped carbon quantum dots were facilely prepared. The carbon quantum dots not only possessing high luminous power (quantum yield ~7.6%)
but also showing good magnetic resonance response (longitudinal relaxation rate ~6.5 mmol
-1
Ls
-1
) can be used as a magnetic resonance/fluorescence multimodal molecular imaging probe.
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