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A robust, stretchable, transparent, solvent‐resistant, and fluorescent composite: Anchoring carbon dots in polyurethane to obtain new photoluminescent emissions
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Phenylenediamine-derived near infrared carbon dots: The kilogram-scale preparation, formation process, photoluminescence tuning mechanism and application as red phosphors
Facile Synthesis of Water-Stable Multicolor Carbonized Polymer Dots from a Single Unconjugated Glucose for Engineering White Light-Emitting Diodes with a High Color Rendering Index
Solvatochromism of bright carbon dots with tunable long-wavelength emission from green to red and their application as solid-state materials for warm WLEDs
Industrializable synthesis of narrow-dispersed carbon dots achieved by microwave-assisted selective carbonization of surfactants and their applications as fluorescent nano-additives
Synthesis Mechanisms, Structural Models, and Photothermal Therapy Applications of Top-Down Carbon Dots from Carbon Powder, Graphite, Graphene, and Carbon Nanotubes
Red Light, Green chemistry: on-site nitrite detection in pre-processed vegetables using diazotization-active carbon dots and smartphone-enabled dual-mode fluorometric/colorimetric readout
Large Scale Synthesis of Carbon Dots and Their Applications: A Review
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