Preparation, Fluorescent Properties and Cell Imaging of Near Infrared Fluorescent Carbon Quantum Dots with Single Excited Double Emission
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Preparation, Fluorescent Properties and Cell Imaging of Near Infrared Fluorescent Carbon Quantum Dots with Single Excited Double Emission
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Chinese Journal of LuminescenceVol. 42, Issue 8, Pages: 1307-1313(2021)
作者机构:
1.岭南师范学院 化学化工学院,广东 湛江 524048
2.桂林电子科技大学 生命与环境科学学院,广西 桂林 541004
作者简介:
基金信息:
National Natural Science Foundation of China(61861010;81873913);Project of Education Department of Guangdong Province(2019KTSCX091);Natural Science Fund of Guangxi Province(2018JJA120061);Special Talent Program of Lingnan Normal University;Research Group of Rare Earth Resource Exploiting and Luminescent Materials(2017KCXTD022)
ZHI-HUA ZHAN, CHONG-ER CHEN, DA-XING MO, et al. Preparation, Fluorescent Properties and Cell Imaging of Near Infrared Fluorescent Carbon Quantum Dots with Single Excited Double Emission. [J]. Chinese journal of luminescence, 2021, 42(8): 1307-1313.
DOI:
ZHI-HUA ZHAN, CHONG-ER CHEN, DA-XING MO, et al. Preparation, Fluorescent Properties and Cell Imaging of Near Infrared Fluorescent Carbon Quantum Dots with Single Excited Double Emission. [J]. Chinese journal of luminescence, 2021, 42(8): 1307-1313. DOI: 10.37188/CJL.20210157.
Preparation, Fluorescent Properties and Cell Imaging of Near Infrared Fluorescent Carbon Quantum Dots with Single Excited Double Emission增强出版
It is of significance to explore the simple synthetic method and near-infrared ratio fluorescence probe. In this paper
carbon quantum dots(CDs) with near-infrared double-emission fluorescence properties were synthesized by solvothermal reaction in 200 ℃ high pressure reactor for 10 h using Ficus alba leaves as carbon source
ethanol and acetone as extraction agent. Transmission electron microscopy(TEM) showed that the average size of CDs is about 4.70 nm and the lattice constant is 0.32 nm. X-ray diffraction(XRD) results showed there is a wide diffraction peak at near 2
θ
=22°. It showed the CDs was amorphous carbon sp
2
hybridized. Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FT-IR) indicated the CDs had amino
carbonyl
alcohol hydroxyl
and methyl. Fluorescence spectra showed that the maximum excitation wavelength was 410 nm
and the maximum emission wavelength was 466 nm and 676 nm. Using quinine sulfate as a reference
the fluorescence quantum yield was 26.31%.The stability of acid-base
optical
salt resistance and metal ion resistance and the effect of cell imaging were also discussed. The above results show the CDs has the advantages of cheap raw materials
easy to produce
stable to acid and alkali
good photobleaching resistance and so on. It has good prospects for optical imaging applications.
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