Journal of Materials Chemistry A,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
We
review
multicolor
solid-state
fluorescence
and
afterglow
carbon
dots
(CDs)
in
perspectives
of
synthesis
methods,
luminescence
modulation
mechanisms,
applications.
ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(9), P. 14425 - 14432
Published: Feb. 20, 2025
Room
temperature
phosphorescence
(RTP)
materials
have
attracted
considerable
attention,
because
of
their
outstanding
properties
and
a
wide
array
potential
applications.
However,
achieving
control
over
the
emission
color
RTP
still
presents
certain
challenges.
In
this
article,
carbon
dots
(CDs)
three
distinct
colors
were
synthesized
through
simple
host-guest
doping
strategy.
Blue
CDs
(B-CDs)
obtained
by
using
phenylboronic
acid
as
guest
phosphors
B2O3
host
protect
matrix,
an
ultralong
lifetime
(up
to
1.597
s).
Under
254
nm
light
excitation,
blue
for
14
s
B-CDs
can
be
visually
observed.
By
increasing
conjugation
degree
precursor
molecules
introducing
4-(1-naphthyl)
naphthalene-1-boronic
pyren-1-ylboronic
phosphors,
green
(G-CDs)
red
(R-CDs)
obtained,
respectively.
Theoretical
calculations
band
gap
analyses
suggest
that
larger
conjugated
structures
reduce
HOMO-LUMO
energy
level
difference,
thereby
causing
redshift
in
wavelength.
Last,
these
multicolor
composite
applied
information
encryption.
Advanced Optical Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 28, 2025
Abstract
Organic
room‐temperature
phosphorescent(RTP)
materials
typically
exhibit
superior
luminescent
properties,
yet
their
instability,
particularly
in
aqueous
environments
where
phosphorescence
is
quenched,
and
under
acidic,
alkaline,
or
organic
solvent
conditions,
restricts
application.
Herein,
a
novel
convenient
strategy
designed
for
constructing
host–guest
RTP
by
incorporating
silane
into
urea‐derived
products
to
form
siloxane
network‐strengthened
stable
host
matrix.
The
possesses
excellent
chemical
stability
can
be
combined
with
the
thermolytic
of
urea
through
covalent
bonds,
enhancing
resistance
host.
connects
guest
molecules
bonds
hydrogen
restricting
non‐radiative
loss,
phosphorescent
emission,
protecting
from
quenching
multiple
environments.
material,
prepared
using
(3‐aminopropyl)
triethoxysilane,
urea,
2‐aminoterephthalic
acid,
exhibits
blue
lifetime
891
ms,
visible
naked
eye
21
s.
Notably,
it
maintains
emission
water,
solvents,
strong
acid/alkali
solutions
while
demonstrating
stability,
as
evidenced
its
potential
applications
afterglow
displays
information
encryption.
This
provides
valuable
insights
designing
broadens
application
complex
Chinese Journal of Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
42(12), P. 1407 - 1417
Published: March 13, 2024
Comprehensive
Summary
Duration‐tunable
afterglow
materials
have
garnered
considerable
attention
in
various
applications.
Herein,
carbon
dots
(CDs)‐based
long
persistent
luminescence
(LPL)
composites
with
a
tunable
duration
an
ultrawide
range
of
seconds‐to‐hours
levels
were
designed
and
prepared
for
the
first
time.
In
contrast
to
established
CD‐based
materials,
we
reported
that
exhibit
LPL
form
exciplexes
long‐lived
charge‐separated
states,
enabling
be
prolonged
from
several
seconds
over
one
hour,
exceeding
typical
regulation
(limited
1
min).
Further
studies
revealed
relationship
between
excited
charge‐transfer
states
CDs
plays
pivotal
role
activating
regulating
its
duration.
Furthermore,
these
exhibited
high
photoluminescence
(PL)
quantum
yields
up
60.63%,
their
was
robust
under
ambient
conditions,
even
aqueous
media.
Their
superior
performance
endows
strong
competitive
advantage
dynamic
display
systems,
such
as
tags
time‐resolved
data
encryption
displays
remaining
time
takeaways.
This
study
offers
approach
preparing
CDs‐based
durations
may
provide
new
insights
development
rare‐earth‐free
materials.
ACS Applied Nano Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
7(7), P. 7720 - 7730
Published: April 1, 2024
Multicolor
room
temperature
phosphorescence
(RTP)
carbon
dots
(CDs)
have
great
application
potential
in
the
field
of
information
security
encryption,
but
rapidly
realizing
multicolor
RTP
(including
long-wavelength
RTP)
based
on
natural
polymer
matrices
still
has
certain
challenges.
In
this
work,
we
reported
for
first
time
that
CD-based
composites
were
composed
two
kinds
CDs
with
different
fluorescence
(blue
and
red)
synthesized
by
a
microwave
solid-phase
reaction
method
matrixes,
carboxymethyl
starch
sodium
(CMSNa)
chitosan
(CMCS),
achieved
red,
orange,
yellow,
green
emission
lifetimes
314,
264,
311,
312
ms,
respectively.
preparation
process,
synthesis
CMSNa
CMCS
matrixes
are
very
simple
fast.
particular,
matrix
materials
can
be
completed
within
5
min.
A
series
characterizations
analyses
show
formation
strong
hydrogen
bond
networks
strengths
promotes
CDs.
The
fluorescent
four
composite
security.