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Alloyed Zinc Chalcogenide Magic-Sized Nanoclusters and Their Transformation to Alloyed Quantum Dots.

Xuerong SongYue QinQian WangJiajia Ning
Published in: Inorganic chemistry (2024)
Alloying provides the opportunity to widen the physical and chemical properties of quantum dots (QDs); however, the precise controlled composition of alloyed QDs is still a challenge. In this work, a few quaternary alloyed zinc chalcogenide magic-sized nanoclusters (MSCs) were synthesized using the active chalcogen precursors of tri(dimethylamine)phosphine chalcogen, such as Zn 21 S 4 Se 3 Te 4 (MSCs-348), Zn 14 S 4 Se 4 Te 7 (MSCs-350), Zn 15 S 1 Se 4 Te 6 (MSCs-349), and Zn 17 S 2 Se 2 Te 7 (MSCs-355) MSCs. The composition of alloyed zinc chalcogenide MSCs was tuned with the different amounts of added chalcogen precursors. Finally, the produced alloyed zinc chalcogenide MSCs can be used as precursors to synthesize alloyed zinc chalcogenide QDs, and the composition of zinc chalcogenide QDs can be adjusted with different alloyed MSCs. This work provides methods to alloy MSCs with controlled composition, providing efficient precursors for alloyed QDs.
Keyphrases
  • mesenchymal stem cells
  • umbilical cord
  • oxide nanoparticles
  • quantum dots
  • heavy metals
  • sensitive detection
  • bone marrow
  • risk assessment
  • physical activity
  • energy transfer
  • solid state