Fluorescent carbon nanomaterials from coal and its derivatives: structure, properties, and applications
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Fluorescent carbon nanomaterials from coal and its
derivatives: structure, properties, and applications
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Manda, Tuhin
Mishra , Shiv Rag Singh ·, Kartikey Agarwalla, Hridesh Masto, Reginald Ebhin Kumar , Manish Singh, Vikram |
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Envieronmental Management Group
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Coal is a cheap and sustainable precursor for the preparation of fuorescent carbon nanomate�rials (FCNMs). Based on the size and morphology, these nanomaterials are classifed as carbon quan�tum dots (CQDs), carbon nanotubes (CNTs), carbon nanofbers (CNFs), carbon nanosheets (CNSs), graphene quantum dots (GQDs), carbon polymer
dots (CPDs) etc. The FCNMs have sparked inter�est because of their distinctive fuorescence, efec�tive catalysis, water solubility, biocompatibility, ease of surface functionalization, cost-efective synthesis,
photostability, and other potential benefts for various advanced applications. A substantial percentage of the scientifc community has been driven by a strong desire to prepare carbon nanomaterials (CNMs) using environmentally acceptable and low-cost synthe�sis methods. The precursors used in the preparation
of carbon-based nanomaterials are critical to the technology’s future success. Most traditional syn�thesis procedures use high-cost carbon feedstocks like hydrocarbons and graphite, limiting their com�mercialization. In this review, coal is used as starting material for the synthesis of FCNMs and is applied in
various current felds.Highlights
• Coal and its derivatives derived fuo�rescent carbon nanomaterials are discussed.
• Diferent type of methodology basically top-down
and bottom-up for the preparation of fuorescent car�bon nanomaterials are described.
• The physical and optical properties of fuorescent carbon nanomaterials are discussed.
• The origin of fuorescence on coal-based nanomate�rials have been discussed.
• The multifunctional applications of fuorescent car�bon nanomaterials are summarized in detail.
• The advantage, challenges and future prospects of fuorescent Carbon Nanomaterials from Coal is discussed
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Spriger
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2023-06-02
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Article
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Manda, Tuhin and Mishra , Shiv Rag and Singh ·, Kartikey and Agarwalla, Hridesh and Masto, Reginald Ebhin and Kumar , Manish and Singh, Vikram (2023) Fluorescent carbon nanomaterials from coal and its derivatives: structure, properties, and applications. J Nanopart Res.
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http://cimfr.csircentral.net/2579/
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