Carbon Dots versus Nano-Carbon/Organic Hybrids—Divergence between Optical Properties and Photoinduced Antimicrobial Activities

Carbon Dots versus Nano-Carbon/Organic Hybrids—Divergence between Optical Properties and Photoinduced Antimicrobial Activities

Carbon dots (CDots) are generally defined as small-carbon nanoparticles with surface organic functionalization and their classical synthesis is literally the functionalization of preexisting carbon nanoparticles. Other than these “classically defined CDots”, however, the majority of the dot samples...

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Main Authors: Audrey F. Adcock, Ping Wang, Elton Y. Cao, Lin Ge, Yongan Tang, Isaiah S. Ferguson, Fares S. Abu Sweilem, Lauren Petta, William Cannon, Liju Yang, Christopher E. Bunker, Ya-Ping Sun
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: MDPI AG 2022-10-01
Series:C
Subjects:
carbon dots
nano-carbon/organic hybrids
thermal carbonization
optical spectroscopy
photoinduced antibacterial
Online Access:https://www.mdpi.com/2311-5629/8/4/54

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