ArticleScientific reports2025
Green synthesis and characterization of nitrogen-doped carbon dots for enhanced photocatalytic tylosin degradation in soil.
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- Next generation sustainable nano-carbon photocatalysts for environmental purification.Discover nano · 2026Review
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This study reports one-pot green synthesizing and characterizing nitrogen-doped carbon dots (N-CDs) with green-light-emitting fluorescent features. For the said purpose, citrus-containing pulp-free juice was extracted from the lemon (as a green carbon precursor) and subjected to a carbonization process in the presence of urea as a doping agent. In addition, the characteristic-dependent factors, i.e., carbonization temperature (i.e., 160 °C, 210 °C, and 260 °C) and reaction periods (i.e., 2 and 4 h), were also varied to investigate their influence on the synthesis and characteristic attributes of N-CDs. Under UV light at 365 nm, the fabricated N-CDs exhibited strong green light emission up to different extents from light green to bright green range. Overall, the green-light-emitting fluorescent potential of all prepared N-CDs was found to be temperature and time-dependent. The UV-Vis spectral profile revealed characteristic absorption peaks of 288, 333, and 407 nm, confirming the formation of N-CDs. The FTIR profile revealed the functional group entities with evident peaks in 3345 cm
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