Fluorescent carbon dots(CDs)have recently become a research hotspot in multidisciplinary fields owing to their distinctive advantages,including outstanding photoluminescence properties,high biocompatibility,low toxici...Fluorescent carbon dots(CDs)have recently become a research hotspot in multidisciplinary fields owing to their distinctive advantages,including outstanding photoluminescence properties,high biocompatibility,low toxicity,and abundant raw materials.Among the promising CDs,narrow‐bandwidth emissive CDs with high color purity have emerged as a rising star in recent years because of their significant potential applications in bioimaging,information sensing,and photoelectric displays.In this review,the state-of-the-art advances of narrow-bandwidth emissive CDs are systematically summarized,and the factors influencing the emission bandwidth,preparation methods,and applications of narrow-bandwidth emissive CDs are described in detail.Besides,existing challenges and future perspectives for achieving high-performance narrow-bandwidth emissive CDs are also discussed.This overview paper is expected to generate more interest and promote the rapid development of this significant research area.展开更多
The Er^(3+)-doped TeO_2-WO_3-ZnO-ZnF_2(TWZOF) glasses were prepared. The absorption spectra, 1.5 μm emission spectra and fluorescence lifetimes of Er^(3+), excited at 970 nm, were measured. The J-O parameters Ω_ t (...The Er^(3+)-doped TeO_2-WO_3-ZnO-ZnF_2(TWZOF) glasses were prepared. The absorption spectra, 1.5 μm emission spectra and fluorescence lifetimes of Er^(3+), excited at 970 nm, were measured. The J-O parameters Ω_ t (t =2, 4, 6), absorption and emission cross-sections were calculated. The dependence of the 1.5 μm emission intensity, fluorescence lifetime and bandwidth of the Er^(3+) emission upon the contents of ZnF_2 in glass were investigated. In TWZOF glass, Er^(3+) ions had a broad emission profile around 1.5 μm with the maximum FWHM of 83 nm. With the increasing of the content of ZnF_2, the emission intensity at peak wavelength and the fluorescence lifetime of Er^(3+) at 1.5 μm increase.展开更多
基金This study was supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China(2019YFE0112200)the Science and Technology Development Fund of Macao SAR,China(0073/2019/AMJ)+2 种基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China(51873007,21835006,51961165102,and 52003022)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities of China(PT2021-02,buctrc202009)the high-performance computing platform of BUCT.
文摘Fluorescent carbon dots(CDs)have recently become a research hotspot in multidisciplinary fields owing to their distinctive advantages,including outstanding photoluminescence properties,high biocompatibility,low toxicity,and abundant raw materials.Among the promising CDs,narrow‐bandwidth emissive CDs with high color purity have emerged as a rising star in recent years because of their significant potential applications in bioimaging,information sensing,and photoelectric displays.In this review,the state-of-the-art advances of narrow-bandwidth emissive CDs are systematically summarized,and the factors influencing the emission bandwidth,preparation methods,and applications of narrow-bandwidth emissive CDs are described in detail.Besides,existing challenges and future perspectives for achieving high-performance narrow-bandwidth emissive CDs are also discussed.This overview paper is expected to generate more interest and promote the rapid development of this significant research area.
文摘The Er^(3+)-doped TeO_2-WO_3-ZnO-ZnF_2(TWZOF) glasses were prepared. The absorption spectra, 1.5 μm emission spectra and fluorescence lifetimes of Er^(3+), excited at 970 nm, were measured. The J-O parameters Ω_ t (t =2, 4, 6), absorption and emission cross-sections were calculated. The dependence of the 1.5 μm emission intensity, fluorescence lifetime and bandwidth of the Er^(3+) emission upon the contents of ZnF_2 in glass were investigated. In TWZOF glass, Er^(3+) ions had a broad emission profile around 1.5 μm with the maximum FWHM of 83 nm. With the increasing of the content of ZnF_2, the emission intensity at peak wavelength and the fluorescence lifetime of Er^(3+) at 1.5 μm increase.
