2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.optmat.2022.113037
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Double-enhanced fluorescence of graphene quantum dots from cane molasses via metal and PEG modification for detecting metal ions and pigments

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“…Figure c–e,f–h shows the high-resolution spectra of C 1s, N 1s, and O 1s of GQDs and N-GQDs, respectively. The C 1s high-resolution XPS spectrum of GQDs (Figure c) shows four fitting peaks of 284.8, 285.33, 286.3, and 288.82 eV, corresponding to the C–C (sp 3 )/CC (sp 2 ), C–N, C–O–C, and O–CO bonds. The high-resolution N 1s spectrum (Figure d) has two peaks at 399.87 and 401.69 eV, which are assigned to N–H and C–N, respectively. , In addition, the O 1s high-resolution spectrum of GQDs (Figure e) also shows two peaks at 532.36 and 533.56 eV, which belong to the C–O–H/C–O–C and CO bonds. , The high-resolution spectrum of C 1s from N-GQDs (Figure f) confirms the existence of four fitting peaks at 284.8, 285.65, 286.59, and 288.82 eV, corresponding to the C–C (sp 3 )/CC­(sp 2 ), C–N, C–O–C, and O–CO bonds. The high-resolution N1s spectrum (Figure g) was fitted to show two peaks at 400.32 and 401.71 eV, belonging to N–H and C–N, respectively. , The O 1s high-resolution spectrum of N-GQDs (Figure h) also reflects the presence of C–O–H/C–O–C (532.17 eV) and CO (533.45 eV). ,, …”
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“…Figure c–e,f–h shows the high-resolution spectra of C 1s, N 1s, and O 1s of GQDs and N-GQDs, respectively. The C 1s high-resolution XPS spectrum of GQDs (Figure c) shows four fitting peaks of 284.8, 285.33, 286.3, and 288.82 eV, corresponding to the C–C (sp 3 )/CC (sp 2 ), C–N, C–O–C, and O–CO bonds. The high-resolution N 1s spectrum (Figure d) has two peaks at 399.87 and 401.69 eV, which are assigned to N–H and C–N, respectively. , In addition, the O 1s high-resolution spectrum of GQDs (Figure e) also shows two peaks at 532.36 and 533.56 eV, which belong to the C–O–H/C–O–C and CO bonds. , The high-resolution spectrum of C 1s from N-GQDs (Figure f) confirms the existence of four fitting peaks at 284.8, 285.65, 286.59, and 288.82 eV, corresponding to the C–C (sp 3 )/CC­(sp 2 ), C–N, C–O–C, and O–CO bonds. The high-resolution N1s spectrum (Figure g) was fitted to show two peaks at 400.32 and 401.71 eV, belonging to N–H and C–N, respectively. , The O 1s high-resolution spectrum of N-GQDs (Figure h) also reflects the presence of C–O–H/C–O–C (532.17 eV) and CO (533.45 eV). ,, …”
Section: Resultsmentioning
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“…Figure 3c− 30−32 The highresolution N 1s spectrum (Figure 3d) has two peaks at 399.87 and 401.69 eV, which are assigned to N−H and C−N, respectively. 32,35 In addition, the O 1s high-resolution spectrum of GQDs (Figure 3e) also shows two peaks at 532. 36 30−32 The high-resolution N1s spectrum (Figure 3g) was fitted to show two peaks at 400.32 and 401.71 eV, belonging to N−H and C−N, respectively.…”
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