ArticleJournal of fluorescence2026
Taming Light with Carbon Dots.
Article in Journal of fluorescence, 2026. The graph could read no effect estimate from its abstract, so it casts no vote on the map. Not yet cited in PubMed.
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Abstract
The breakthrough of high-power lasers urged the effective light quenching materials for safeguarding eyes,sensors and photo detectors. Encountered exploration of novel carbon dots to manipulate the ray of light at a modest price. Nonetheless, a carbon dot suffers from a large spectral range detection of a ray of light, so the research has been devoted to exploring the materials to cover different spectral ranges. This article reports a novel dual-photon emissive carbon dot with large spectral emission coverage with an effortless preparation strategy. The rapid fabrication procedure constituted with dualcolour emissive carbon dots(MCCD) in a single solvent with utilization of biomass source. We have identified the mono-solvent effect induced dual emissive carbon dots observed in fluorescence spectroscopy. The fluorescence carbon particle displays the nature of excitation-independent behaviour, with an average granule size of 16.93 nm, result obtained via Transmission electron microscopy. The carbon structure suffered from the lower carbonization temperature with rapid microwave treatment, causing a turbostratic carbon structure. The dual colour contains with NIR region bright red emission solution tested against Z-scan non-linear properties, it exposes the excited state absorption involved in two-photon absorption. It offers an approach for optical limiting behaviour, with threshold reaches up to 0.53 × 10
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