A preparation of carboxylated cuins with chemiluminescent properties 2 A general approach to nanomaterials by @zns
A chemiluminescence and nanomaterial technology, which is applied in the field of preparing carboxylated CuInS2@ZnS nanomaterials with chemiluminescence properties, can solve the problems of increased operation difficulty, unfavorable environmental protection, destruction of CuInS generation, etc., and achieves reduced operation difficulty and improved environmental protection. , the effect of good solubility
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[0056] A preparation of carboxylated CuInS with chemiluminescent properties 2 The general method of @ZnS nanomaterials, the steps are as follows:
[0057] (1) Calculate and weigh 0.32mmol thiomalic acid and dissolve it in 20mL water;
[0058] (2) Adding 400 μL concentration in step (1) is 0.4mol / L sodium citrate solution, 1mL concentration is the cupric chloride solution of 0.01mol / L, 40 μL concentration is the indium trichloride solution of 1mol / L;
[0059] (3) Add 62 μL of sodium sulfide solution with a concentration of 1 mol / L to step (2), and heat to reflux at 95° C. for 45 minutes;
[0060] (4) Add 2 mL of zinc sulfide solution to step (3), and continue to reflux at 95° C. for 40 min;
[0061] (5) Centrifuge and purify the solution obtained in step (4) three times with isopropanol, blow dry with nitrogen, and redissolve in the same volume of water to obtain CuInS 2 @ZnS nanomaterials.
[0062] (6) CuInS purified in step (5) 2 The @ZnS nanomaterial solution was mixed ...
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[0071] Step is the same as Example 1, except that thiomalic acid is changed into thiosalicylic acid in step (1).
[0072] The CuInS that embodiment 2 makes 2 The photoluminescence peak of @ZnS nanomaterials is at 677 nm, and the chemiluminescence peak is at 800 nm.
Embodiment 3
[0074] The steps are the same as in Example 1, except that thiomalic acid is changed to glutathione in step (1).
[0075] The CuInS that embodiment 3 makes 2 The photoluminescence peak of @ZnS nanomaterials is at 655 nm, and the chemiluminescence peak is at 760 nm.
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