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Synthesis of Photoluminescent Carbon Nanodots and their Inarching with Quercetin

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Carbon nanodots (CDs) have been synthesized by chemical oxidation of C₆H₁₂O₆ in NaOH solution . The as-prepared CDs possess strong blue luminescence.KH560 serve as coupling agent to modify the quantum dots by the method of ultrasound reaction .Finally the obtained C-dots powder have been successfully grafted with quercetin,which is one kind of flavone .This process made the drug have better thermal stability.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials III

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 723)

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690-693

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January 2015

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Hong Xia Li, Xing Yu Wang, Feng Guan, Kun Jie Wang, De Yi Zhang, Hui Xia Feng

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Carbon Nanodots, Chemical Oxidation, Graft, Quercetin

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