ArticleJournal of fluorescence2024
UV Light as an Efficient Tool for Reducing Surface Defects of ZnSe-MSA Quantum Dots.
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Abstract
Defects in ZnSe quantum dots are responsible for increasing the trap states, which can lead to the drastic reduction of their fluorescence output, being one of the major drawbacks of these materials. As surface atoms become more relevant in these nanoscale structures, energy traps due to surface vacancies, play a very definite role in the final emission quantum yield. In the present study, we report the use of photoactivation procedures to decrease surface defects of ZnSe QDs stabilized with mercaptosuccinic acid (MSA), in order to improve the radiative pathways. We applied the colloidal precipitation procedure in a hydrophilic medium and evaluated the role of Zn/Se molar ratios as well as the Zn
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