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128 results about "Dual emission" patented technology

Dual emission rate type fluorescent probe for visually detecting carbon dots-Au nanoclusters of mercury ions and preparation method

The invention relates to a dual emission rate type fluorescent probe for visually detecting carbon dots-Au nanoclusters of mercury ions and a preparation method. Dual-emission composite silicon dioxide nanoparticles are composite silicon dioxide nanoparticles formed by utilizing carbon dot covered silicon dioxide particles as cores and covalently coupling the surfaces of the carbon dot covered silicon dioxide particles with the Au nanoclusters after surface amination. The carbon dots located in the silicon dioxide nanoparticle cores are taken as reference fluorescence signals, the Au nanoclusters on the outer layers are taken as response fluorescence signals, and the signals are used for Hg<2+> selective recognition. The Au nanoclusters as the response fluorescence signals are connected to the surface of a silicon layer through covalent bond connection, and one stable nano-fluorescent probe is formed. When the dual-fluorescence composite nanoparticles are taken as the rate type fluorescent probes, the intensity of the carbon dot fluorescence signals in the cores basically keep unchanged, and the Au nanoclusters on the outer layers can be bonded with Hg<2+> selectively so as to result in fluorescence quenching of the Au nanoclusters on the outer layers.
Owner:TIANJIN UNIV

Carbon quantum dot/Eu<3+>/mesoporous alumina composite luminescent material and preparation and application thereof

The invention belongs to the field of composite functional materials and particularly relates to a color-tunable fluorescent carbon quantum dot/Eu<3+>/mesoporous alumina composite luminescent material, preparation thereof and application of the carbon quantum dot/Eu<3+>/mesoporous alumina composite luminescent material in the aspects of temperature sensing and optical devices. The composite luminescent material comprises fluorescent carbon quantum dots, of which surfaces contain hydroxyl or amino, and trivalent-europium-doped mesoporous alumina. According to the composite luminescent material, rare-earth trivalent europium, which emits red light under an ultraviolet lamp, and the fluorescent carbon quantum dots which emit blue light are doped into pore passages of the mesoporous alumina, then, composite fluorescent powder with dual emission peaks is obtained, and the ratio of fluorescence intensity of the two emission peaks in a relatively wide temperature range has a good linear relationship and stability, so that the rapid and effective detection and sensing of temperature can be excellently achieved, and the composite luminescent material can be applied to the aspect of temperature sensing. Due to a tunable color, the composite luminescent material can also be applied to the optical devices.
Owner:SOUTH CHINA AGRI UNIV

Preparation method of dual-emission colorimetric fluorescence nano-microsphere and application of nano-microsphere in bacterial detection

The invention relates to a preparation method of a dual-emission colorimetric fluorescence nano-microsphere and application of the nano-microsphere in bacterial detection, belonging to the technical field of colorimetric sensing. A SiO2 nano-microsphere loaded with blue fluorescence carbon dots (CDs) and red fluorescence Cu NCs prepared in situ by virtue of an assembling method and has a dual-emission fluorescence effect, namely that the nano-microsphere presents 450-nm blue fluorescence and 650-nm red fluorescence in a visible light region. The nano-microsphere has a specific response effectto the pH value, the red fluorescence of the nano-microsphere gradually weakens along the change of the pH value from 4.0 to 7.2, and meanwhile, the blue fluorescence remains unchanged, so that the visual colorimetric detection of the change of the pH value can be realized through the color change of compound light. A dual-emission colorimetric fluorescence nano-microsphere probe can be used for detecting the pH value of a bacterial metabolism system so as to acquire the breeding amount of bacteria, and the biofluorescence imaging of the bacteria can be realized in a relatively high signal tonoise ratio. The nano-microsphere can be separated from a detection system through a simple centrifugal operation, so that the environmental pollution caused by a probe material can be reduced.
Owner:JILIN UNIV
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