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Fluorine-doped carbon nitride quantum dots: Ethylene glycol-assisted synthesis, fluorescent properties, and their application for bacterial imaging

Wang et al., 2016

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2880232328691098224
Author
Wang N
Fan H
Sun J
Han Z
Dong J
Ai S
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Carbon

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Fluorine-doped carbon nitride (F single bondC 3 N 4) quantum dots were successfully synthesized on a large scale by a facile ethylene glycol-assisted ultrasonic method using bulk F single bondC 3 N 4 powder as the precursor and ethylene glycol as the solvent …
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