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Fabio Lisi


Ostatnie publikacje
1.  Yang H., Akinoglu E.M., Lisi F., Wu L., Shen S., Jin M., Zhou G., Giersig M., Shui L., Mulvaney Paul ., A versatile strategy for loading silica particles with dyes and quantum dots, Colloid and Interface Science Communications, ISSN: 2215-0382, DOI: 10.1016/j.colcom.2022.100594, Vol.47, No.100594, pp.1-9, 2022

Streszczenie:
A simple and inexpensive method for the controlled loading of silica particles with dyes and nanocrystals is presented. Polydiallyldimethylammonium chloride is used as a positively charged bridge to facilitate electrostatic adsorption of negatively charged dyes onto negatively charged silica microspheres. The particles are subsequently coated with a further silica shell to protect the dyes against chemical degradation and leakage and this shell affords a unform particle surface independent of its doping. This encapsulation method is highly versatile and can be extended to doping with semiconductor nanocrystals, which we demonstrate using CdSe/ZnS core/shell quantum dots. The synthesis steps and end products are characterized with electron microscopy, optical spectroscopy and the electrokinetic potential of the colloidal suspensions. We show that the particles adapt the optical properties of their dopants and are resistant to degradation, dopant leakage and show reasonable emission even at acidic pH values due to the protective shell.

Słowa kluczowe:
Silica particles, Dye, Quantum dot, Polydiallyldimethylammonium chloride, Doping

Afiliacje autorów:
Yang H. - South China Normal University (CN)
Akinoglu E.M. - University of Melbourne (AU)
Lisi F. - inna afiliacja
Wu L. - inna afiliacja
Shen S. - inna afiliacja
Jin M. - South China Normal University (CN)
Zhou G. - South China Normal University (CN)
Giersig M. - IPPT PAN
Shui L. - South China Normal University (CN)
Mulvaney Paul . - University of Melbourne (AU)
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