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Fe3+-Catalyzed low-temperature preparation of multicolor carbon polymer dots with the capability of distinguishing D2O from H2O.

Jie XiaYong-Liang YuJian-Hua Wang
Published in: Chemical communications (Cambridge, England) (2019)
Optical nanosensors capable of distinguishing D2O from H2O are rarely reported. Herein, we explore a scalable synthetic route for multicolor carbon polymer dots (CPDs) by utilizing Fe3+-catalyzed oxidative polymerization at as low as 80 °C. Notably, the CPDs exhibit differential optical responses to H2O and D2O.
Keyphrases
  • molecularly imprinted
  • room temperature
  • high resolution
  • flow cytometry
  • high speed
  • fluorescent probe
  • metal organic framework
  • solid phase extraction
  • visible light
  • light emitting
  • tandem mass spectrometry