Nitrogen doped carbon nano ring and preparation method and application thereof
A nitrogen-doped carbon and nano-ring technology, which is applied in nano-carbon, nano-technology, nano-technology, etc., can solve the problems of restricting the popularization and application of carbon nano-materials, and the different fluorescence effects of carbon nano-materials, and achieve low cost and low cost of raw materials. The effect of small amount and broad application prospects
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Embodiment 1
[0045] (a) Take 0.25g of sodium citrate and urea of different qualities and place them in a mortar for grinding to obtain a precursor mixture;
[0046] (b) Transfer the ground precursor mixture to a crucible and cover it with a lid; place the crucible in an oven and heat it to 200°C for 30 minutes;
[0047] (c) Comparative analysis of several groups of samples added with different quality urea, that is, the quality of urea is 0.25g; 0.50g; 1.0g; 1.25g; 1.5g;
[0048] (d) naturally cooling the reacted mixture to room temperature, i.e. 20-30° C., to obtain an initial reaction product;
[0049] (e) adding 20g of pure water to the initial reaction product for dissolution to obtain a suspension;
[0050] (f) filter the suspension with a molecular weight cut-off 3kDa cylindrical membrane separation filter, collect the filtrate, measure the fluorescence quantum yield of adding different quality urea, optimize adding different quality urea can draw when the addition is 1.0 g is th...
Embodiment 2
[0053] (a) Take 1.0 g of urea and sodium citrate of different qualities and place them in a mortar for grinding to obtain a precursor mixture;
[0054] (b) Transfer the ground precursor mixture to a crucible and cover it with a lid; place the crucible in an oven and heat it to 200 degrees Celsius for 30 minutes;
[0055] (c) Comparative analysis of several groups of samples added with different qualities of sodium citrate, that is, the quality of sodium citrate is 0.05g; 0.10g; 0.25g; 0.50g; 1.0g, etc.;
[0056] (d) naturally cooling the reacted mixture to room temperature, i.e. 20-30° C., to obtain an initial reaction product;
[0057] (e) adding 20g of pure water to the initial reaction product for dissolution to obtain a suspension;
[0058] (f) filter the suspension with a molecular weight cut-off 3kDa cylindrical membrane separation filter, collect the filtrate, measure the fluorescence quantum yield of adding different qualities of sodium citrate, optimize the addition ...
Embodiment 3
[0061] (a) Take 0.25g of sodium citrate and 1.0g of urea and place them in a mortar for grinding to obtain a precursor mixture;
[0062] (b) Transfer the ground precursor mixture to a crucible and cover it with a lid; place the crucible in an oven and heat it to 200 degrees Celsius;
[0063] (c) Compare and analyze several groups of samples with different reaction times, that is, the reaction time is 1min; 5min; 15min; 30min; 1h; 2h, etc.
[0064] (d) naturally cooling the reacted mixture to room temperature, i.e. 20-30° C., to obtain an initial reaction product;
[0065] (e) adding 20g of pure water to the initial reaction product for dissolution to obtain a suspension;
[0066] (f) Filter the suspension with a cylindrical membrane separation filter with a molecular weight cut-off of 3kDa, collect the filtrate, and measure the fluorescence quantum yield at different reaction times. Fluorescence effects can also be obtained within a very short reaction time of 1min. The prod...
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