• Laser & Optoelectronics Progress
  • Vol. 58, Issue 9, 0916002 (2021)
Pengtao Pan1、*, Fanyu Zou2, Lijuan Zhi1, and Junlei Yin1
Author Affiliations
  • 1Medical College, Xinxiang University, Xinxiang , Henan 453003, China
  • 2College of Chemistry and Materials Engineering, Xinxiang University, Xinxiang , Henan 453003, China
  • show less
    DOI: 10.3788/LOP202158.0916002 Cite this Article Set citation alerts
    Pengtao Pan, Fanyu Zou, Lijuan Zhi, Junlei Yin. Synthesis of Fluorescent N/Al Co-Doped Carbon Dots and Its Application in Detection of Hydrogen Peroxide[J]. Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, 2021, 58(9): 0916002 Copy Citation Text show less
    Synthesis and size characterization of N/Al co-doped carbon dots. (a) Flow chart of synthesis ; (b) AFM image (height profile along mark lines shown in inset); (c) size distribution
    Fig. 1. Synthesis and size characterization of N/Al co-doped carbon dots. (a) Flow chart of synthesis ; (b) AFM image (height profile along mark lines shown in inset); (c) size distribution
    Optical properties of N/Al co-doped carbon dots. (a) UV-vis absorption spectrum; (b) fluorescence emission spectra
    Fig. 2. Optical properties of N/Al co-doped carbon dots. (a) UV-vis absorption spectrum; (b) fluorescence emission spectra
    FTIR characterization of N/Al co-doped carbon dots
    Fig. 3. FTIR characterization of N/Al co-doped carbon dots
    XPS characterization of as-prepared carbon dots. (a) Full spectra; (b) Al2p; (c) N1s; (d) C1s
    Fig. 4. XPS characterization of as-prepared carbon dots. (a) Full spectra; (b) Al2p; (c) N1s; (d) C1s
    Environmental adaptability of N/Al co-doped carbon dots. (a) UV-irradiation; (b) salt ion(Na+); (c) temperature; (d) pH value
    Fig. 5. Environmental adaptability of N/Al co-doped carbon dots. (a) UV-irradiation; (b) salt ion(Na+); (c) temperature; (d) pH value
    Influence of H2O2 on fluorescence of N/Al co-doped carbon dots under different response time. (a)UV-Vis absorption spectra; (b) fluorescence emission spectra
    Fig. 6. Influence of H2O2 on fluorescence of N/Al co-doped carbon dots under different response time. (a)UV-Vis absorption spectra; (b) fluorescence emission spectra
    Response of carbon dot fluorescence to H2O2. (a) Fluorescence intensity of carbon dots versus concentration of H2O2; (b) quenching efficiency of carbon dots versus concentration of H2O2
    Fig. 7. Response of carbon dot fluorescence to H2O2. (a) Fluorescence intensity of carbon dots versus concentration of H2O2; (b) quenching efficiency of carbon dots versus concentration of H2O2
    Detecting mechanism of H2O2 for carbon dots
    Fig. 8. Detecting mechanism of H2O2 for carbon dots
    MaterialH2O2 concentration /(μmol·L-1Detection limit /(nmol·L-1Detection wavelength /nmMethod
    Gelatin-CDs0.025‒5010410Method in Ref.[25]
    CA-EDA-CDs0.5‒50200446Method in Ref.[18]
    CA-urea-DMF-CDs5×104‒25×10414×106500,450Method in Ref.[26]
    GSH-CDs20‒200400445Method in Ref.[27]
    B-CDs8‒808×103440Method in Ref.[28]
    N/Al-CDs1.25×102‒1×1031.3×103600This work
    Table 1. Various types of carbon dots used for detection of H2O2
    Pengtao Pan, Fanyu Zou, Lijuan Zhi, Junlei Yin. Synthesis of Fluorescent N/Al Co-Doped Carbon Dots and Its Application in Detection of Hydrogen Peroxide[J]. Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, 2021, 58(9): 0916002
    Download Citation