Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2321102364> ?p ?o ?g. }
- W2321102364 endingPage "15832" @default.
- W2321102364 startingPage "15826" @default.
- W2321102364 abstract "Low fluorescence quantum yields and possible impacts on environments are the issue of the newly emerging fluorescent carbon dots (CDs). In this study, we report on the γ-irradiation effects on CDs in aqueous solutions. We found that CDs could be either easily decomposed to small molecules or enhanced in fluorescence quantum yields in selective aqueous γ-irradiation systems. On one hand, CDs were more susceptible to γ-irradiation than expected and could be decomposed by γ-irradiation with the dosage of 15 kGy in pure water. On the other hand, CDs could be prevented from irradiation decomposition and the fluorescence of CDs could be dramatically enhanced if isopropanol was added to the aqueous irradiation systems. Isopropanol acted as a radical scavenger especially generating a reductive environment in irradiated aqueous solutions. Structure analysis showed that CDs irradiated in isopropanol solutions caused more reduced surface functional groups and less sp3 defects of carbon structure than that of CDs irradiated in pure water. γ-Irradiation could be a simple and efficient approach either for fluorescence enhancement of CDs or for degradation of waste CDs on a large scale." @default.
- W2321102364 created "2016-06-24" @default.
- W2321102364 creator A5009828002 @default.
- W2321102364 creator A5011979100 @default.
- W2321102364 creator A5040272305 @default.
- W2321102364 creator A5075403529 @default.
- W2321102364 creator A5089528237 @default.
- W2321102364 date "2012-07-17" @default.
- W2321102364 modified "2023-09-23" @default.
- W2321102364 title "Fluorescence Enhancement and Radiolysis of Carbon Dots through Aqueous γ Radiation Chemistry" @default.
- W2321102364 cites W1926950498 @default.
- W2321102364 cites W1970779283 @default.
- W2321102364 cites W1970949744 @default.
- W2321102364 cites W1971578100 @default.
- W2321102364 cites W1972331433 @default.
- W2321102364 cites W1974146506 @default.
- W2321102364 cites W1981436914 @default.
- W2321102364 cites W1982710927 @default.
- W2321102364 cites W1996672400 @default.
- W2321102364 cites W2001069210 @default.
- W2321102364 cites W2013276113 @default.
- W2321102364 cites W2014763046 @default.
- W2321102364 cites W2016085763 @default.
- W2321102364 cites W2023785357 @default.
- W2321102364 cites W2026529120 @default.
- W2321102364 cites W2031493319 @default.
- W2321102364 cites W2032485784 @default.
- W2321102364 cites W2033401764 @default.
- W2321102364 cites W2040944031 @default.
- W2321102364 cites W2045445815 @default.
- W2321102364 cites W2045807038 @default.
- W2321102364 cites W2051555740 @default.
- W2321102364 cites W2052544945 @default.
- W2321102364 cites W2053117729 @default.
- W2321102364 cites W2055159418 @default.
- W2321102364 cites W2062658988 @default.
- W2321102364 cites W2063177953 @default.
- W2321102364 cites W2069135975 @default.
- W2321102364 cites W2084372675 @default.
- W2321102364 cites W2087493109 @default.
- W2321102364 cites W2095028064 @default.
- W2321102364 cites W2097951284 @default.
- W2321102364 cites W2114987091 @default.
- W2321102364 cites W2128711016 @default.
- W2321102364 cites W2128911210 @default.
- W2321102364 cites W2130999555 @default.
- W2321102364 cites W2135155427 @default.
- W2321102364 cites W2136334331 @default.
- W2321102364 cites W2151020295 @default.
- W2321102364 cites W2152194114 @default.
- W2321102364 cites W2313621674 @default.
- W2321102364 cites W2332730750 @default.
- W2321102364 cites W4237976302 @default.
- W2321102364 cites W4244404350 @default.
- W2321102364 cites W55270412 @default.
- W2321102364 doi "https://doi.org/10.1021/jp304541q" @default.
- W2321102364 hasPublicationYear "2012" @default.
- W2321102364 type Work @default.
- W2321102364 sameAs 2321102364 @default.
- W2321102364 citedByCount "11" @default.
- W2321102364 countsByYear W23211023642012 @default.
- W2321102364 countsByYear W23211023642014 @default.
- W2321102364 countsByYear W23211023642015 @default.
- W2321102364 countsByYear W23211023642016 @default.
- W2321102364 countsByYear W23211023642017 @default.
- W2321102364 countsByYear W23211023642018 @default.
- W2321102364 countsByYear W23211023642021 @default.
- W2321102364 countsByYear W23211023642022 @default.
- W2321102364 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
- W2321102364 hasAuthorship W2321102364A5009828002 @default.
- W2321102364 hasAuthorship W2321102364A5011979100 @default.
- W2321102364 hasAuthorship W2321102364A5040272305 @default.
- W2321102364 hasAuthorship W2321102364A5075403529 @default.
- W2321102364 hasAuthorship W2321102364A5089528237 @default.
- W2321102364 hasConcept C104779481 @default.
- W2321102364 hasConcept C111337013 @default.
- W2321102364 hasConcept C121332964 @default.
- W2321102364 hasConcept C124657808 @default.
- W2321102364 hasConcept C124681953 @default.
- W2321102364 hasConcept C139066938 @default.
- W2321102364 hasConcept C140205800 @default.
- W2321102364 hasConcept C159985019 @default.
- W2321102364 hasConcept C171001562 @default.
- W2321102364 hasConcept C171250308 @default.
- W2321102364 hasConcept C178790620 @default.
- W2321102364 hasConcept C184651966 @default.
- W2321102364 hasConcept C185544564 @default.
- W2321102364 hasConcept C185592680 @default.
- W2321102364 hasConcept C192562407 @default.
- W2321102364 hasConcept C56783068 @default.
- W2321102364 hasConcept C62520636 @default.
- W2321102364 hasConcept C66887884 @default.
- W2321102364 hasConcept C75473681 @default.
- W2321102364 hasConcept C91881484 @default.
- W2321102364 hasConceptScore W2321102364C104779481 @default.
- W2321102364 hasConceptScore W2321102364C111337013 @default.
- W2321102364 hasConceptScore W2321102364C121332964 @default.
- W2321102364 hasConceptScore W2321102364C124657808 @default.