A radiation preparation method and product of silicon carbide quantum dots
A technology of quantum dots and silicon carbide, which is applied in the field of radiation preparation of silicon carbide quantum dots, can solve problems such as high energy consumption, pollution, and danger, and achieve the effects of reducing raw material costs, environmental pollution, and energy consumption
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[0024]Generally speaking, the radiation preparation method of silicon carbide quantum dots of the present invention may include the following steps:
[0025] S1: Mix the silane coupling agent and the ionic liquid uniformly at a mass ratio of 0.01-5:1 to obtain a mixed solution for use.
[0026] S2: Take the above mixed solution to prepare an ionic liquid-in-water microemulsion, so that the microemulsion components include the following components by weight: 70-80 parts by weight of water, 20-30 parts by weight of surfactant , and 0-10 parts by weight of the ionic liquid. The obtained microemulsion was magnetically stirred at room temperature until uniform and transparent. Then, it can be divided into 10×15cm PE bags for later use.
[0027] S3: Under normal temperature and pressure, electron beams or gamma rays are used to irradiate the microemulsion prepared in S2 with 10 kGy-200 kGy to prepare silicon carbide quantum dots in situ.
[0028] S4: Finally, use a mixture of ace...
Embodiment 1
[0031] (1) The total mass of the prepared microemulsion system is 100 g, and the mass ratio of the immobilized coupling agent to 1-butyl-3-methylimidazolium hexafluorophosphate is about 0.2. Add 0.3764g of silane coupling agent to 1.8189g of 1-butyl-3-methylimidazolium hexafluorophosphate, then add 18.1899g of Triton-100 (ie, TX-100), 80.02g of H 2 O mixed and stirred for 1h. Pack each 20g into a PE bag.
[0032] (2) Using an electron accelerator above 0.4 MeV or cobalt-60 as a radiation source to irradiate with a dose of 10kGy-200kGy to prepare silicon carbide quantum dots in situ. Take 3 samples obtained in step (1), and treat them with irradiation doses of 50kGy, 80kGy, and 100kGy respectively.
[0033] (3) After the irradiation is completed, purification and separation are carried out according to the treatment method of step S4 above. The obtained silicon carbide quantum dot is about 1nm, has a stable, blue fluorescent silicon carbide quantum dot ( figure 1 ).
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Embodiment 2
[0038] (1) The total mass of the prepared microemulsion system is about 60 g, and the mass ratio of the immobilized coupling agent to the ionic liquid is about 0.5. Add 0.5396g silane coupling agent to 1.1002g 1-butyl-3-methylimidazolium hexafluorophosphate, with 10.9068g TX-100, 48.0038g H 2 O mixed and stirred for 1h. Pack each 20g into a PE bag.
[0039] (2) Using an electron accelerator above 0.4 MeV or cobalt-60 as a radiation source to irradiate with a dose of 10kGy-200kGy to prepare silicon carbide quantum dots in situ. Specifically, an irradiation dose of 80kGy is used for treatment.
[0040] (3) After the irradiation is completed, purification and separation are carried out according to the treatment method of step S4 above. The obtained silicon carbide quantum dots are about 1nm in size, have stable and blue fluorescent emission silicon carbide quantum dots.
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