Luminescence origin of carbon based dots obtained from citric acid and amino group-containing molecules
Authors:
- Qingqing FangQFQingqing Fang
- Yongqiang DongYDYongqiang Dong
- Yingmei ChenYCYingmei Chen
- Chun-Hua LuCLChun-Hua Lu
- Yuwu ChiYCYuwu Chi
- Huang-Hao YangHYHuang-Hao Yang
- Ting YuTYTing Yu
Abstract
No abstract availableFunding Information
- National Natural Science Foundation of China (21675026, 21675027)
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