Carbon Dots in Analytical Chemistry
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Carbon Dots in Analytical Chemistry
Detection and Imaging
Mustansar Hussain, Chaudhery; Kumar Kailasa, Suresh
Elsevier - Health Sciences Division
09/2022
364
Mole
Inglês
9780323983501
15 a 20 dias
450
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Section 1: Synthetic Approaches and Properties of Carbon Dots
1. Top-down approaches for the preparation of carbon dots
2. Bottom-up approaches for the preparation of carbon dots
3. Unique properties of carbon dots
Section 2: Carbon Dots in Sample Preparation
4. Carbon dots in Sample Preparations
5. Carbon dots in extraction methods
Section 3: Carbon Dots in Analytical Techniques for the Detection of Chemical Species
6. Carbon dots in electrochemical tools
7. Carbon dots-based fluorescence spectrometry for metal ion sensing
8. Carbon dots-based fluorescence spectrometry for organic molecule sensing
9. Carbon dots in other analytical techniques
10. Carbon dots in hydrogels and their applications
11. Carbon dots as adsorbents for removal of toxic chemicals
Section 4: Carbon Dots in Imaging of Molecules and Cells
12. Ultra-small carbon dots for imaging of chemical species
13. Carbon dots-based microscopic techniques for imaging of cells
Section 5: Carbon Dots-based Analytical Tools for Biomedical and Food Analysis
14. Carbon nanomaterials based diagnostic tools
15. Carbon dots in food analysis
16. Toxicity of carbon dots
1. Top-down approaches for the preparation of carbon dots
2. Bottom-up approaches for the preparation of carbon dots
3. Unique properties of carbon dots
Section 2: Carbon Dots in Sample Preparation
4. Carbon dots in Sample Preparations
5. Carbon dots in extraction methods
Section 3: Carbon Dots in Analytical Techniques for the Detection of Chemical Species
6. Carbon dots in electrochemical tools
7. Carbon dots-based fluorescence spectrometry for metal ion sensing
8. Carbon dots-based fluorescence spectrometry for organic molecule sensing
9. Carbon dots in other analytical techniques
10. Carbon dots in hydrogels and their applications
11. Carbon dots as adsorbents for removal of toxic chemicals
Section 4: Carbon Dots in Imaging of Molecules and Cells
12. Ultra-small carbon dots for imaging of chemical species
13. Carbon dots-based microscopic techniques for imaging of cells
Section 5: Carbon Dots-based Analytical Tools for Biomedical and Food Analysis
14. Carbon nanomaterials based diagnostic tools
15. Carbon dots in food analysis
16. Toxicity of carbon dots
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?Adsorption; Agricultural waste; Analysis; Analytes; Analytical applications of carbon dots; Arc discharge; Bioapplications; Bioimaging; Biological and doping; Biomarker; Bottom-up approach; CDs; Cancer therapy; Carbon dots; Carbon dots (CDs and CQDs); Carbon nanodots; Carbon nanomaterials; Carbon quantum dots (CQDs); Carbonization; Characterization; Chemical oxidation; Chromaticity coordinates; Color rendering index; Correlated color temperature; Dispersive solid-phase extraction; Doping; Drug delivery; Eco-friendly; Electrochemical and fluorescence sensing; Electrochemical biosensing; Electrochemical method; Electrochemical sensor; Electrochemical-based methods; Electron transfer mediators; Enzyme immobilization; Extraction; Fluorescence; Fluorescence sensors; Fluorescence spectrometry; Fluorescent; Fluorescent imaging; Fluorescent sensor; Food safety; Food waste; Functionalization; Graphene quantum dots; Heavy metal; Heavy metals; Heteroatom-doped carbon dots (H-CDs); Hydrogel; Hydrothermal; Laser ablation; Metal ions; Microwave; Multicolor emissions; Multimodality imaging; Nanocomposite; Optical; Paper waste; Pesticides detection; Photocatalysis; Physical; Plastic waste; Pollutant adsorption; Renewable resources; Sample preparation; Sample treatment; Sensing; Sensor; Sensors; Separation method; Solid-phase extraction; Solid-phase microextraction; Sorbent; Spectrofluorometry; Substrate; Synthesis; Synthesis of carbon dots from waste; Therapeutics; Top-down and bottom-up approaches; Top-down route; Warm LED; Waste biomass; White light; Zero-dimensional materials
Section 1: Synthetic Approaches and Properties of Carbon Dots
1. Top-down approaches for the preparation of carbon dots
2. Bottom-up approaches for the preparation of carbon dots
3. Unique properties of carbon dots
Section 2: Carbon Dots in Sample Preparation
4. Carbon dots in Sample Preparations
5. Carbon dots in extraction methods
Section 3: Carbon Dots in Analytical Techniques for the Detection of Chemical Species
6. Carbon dots in electrochemical tools
7. Carbon dots-based fluorescence spectrometry for metal ion sensing
8. Carbon dots-based fluorescence spectrometry for organic molecule sensing
9. Carbon dots in other analytical techniques
10. Carbon dots in hydrogels and their applications
11. Carbon dots as adsorbents for removal of toxic chemicals
Section 4: Carbon Dots in Imaging of Molecules and Cells
12. Ultra-small carbon dots for imaging of chemical species
13. Carbon dots-based microscopic techniques for imaging of cells
Section 5: Carbon Dots-based Analytical Tools for Biomedical and Food Analysis
14. Carbon nanomaterials based diagnostic tools
15. Carbon dots in food analysis
16. Toxicity of carbon dots
1. Top-down approaches for the preparation of carbon dots
2. Bottom-up approaches for the preparation of carbon dots
3. Unique properties of carbon dots
Section 2: Carbon Dots in Sample Preparation
4. Carbon dots in Sample Preparations
5. Carbon dots in extraction methods
Section 3: Carbon Dots in Analytical Techniques for the Detection of Chemical Species
6. Carbon dots in electrochemical tools
7. Carbon dots-based fluorescence spectrometry for metal ion sensing
8. Carbon dots-based fluorescence spectrometry for organic molecule sensing
9. Carbon dots in other analytical techniques
10. Carbon dots in hydrogels and their applications
11. Carbon dots as adsorbents for removal of toxic chemicals
Section 4: Carbon Dots in Imaging of Molecules and Cells
12. Ultra-small carbon dots for imaging of chemical species
13. Carbon dots-based microscopic techniques for imaging of cells
Section 5: Carbon Dots-based Analytical Tools for Biomedical and Food Analysis
14. Carbon nanomaterials based diagnostic tools
15. Carbon dots in food analysis
16. Toxicity of carbon dots
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
?Adsorption; Agricultural waste; Analysis; Analytes; Analytical applications of carbon dots; Arc discharge; Bioapplications; Bioimaging; Biological and doping; Biomarker; Bottom-up approach; CDs; Cancer therapy; Carbon dots; Carbon dots (CDs and CQDs); Carbon nanodots; Carbon nanomaterials; Carbon quantum dots (CQDs); Carbonization; Characterization; Chemical oxidation; Chromaticity coordinates; Color rendering index; Correlated color temperature; Dispersive solid-phase extraction; Doping; Drug delivery; Eco-friendly; Electrochemical and fluorescence sensing; Electrochemical biosensing; Electrochemical method; Electrochemical sensor; Electrochemical-based methods; Electron transfer mediators; Enzyme immobilization; Extraction; Fluorescence; Fluorescence sensors; Fluorescence spectrometry; Fluorescent; Fluorescent imaging; Fluorescent sensor; Food safety; Food waste; Functionalization; Graphene quantum dots; Heavy metal; Heavy metals; Heteroatom-doped carbon dots (H-CDs); Hydrogel; Hydrothermal; Laser ablation; Metal ions; Microwave; Multicolor emissions; Multimodality imaging; Nanocomposite; Optical; Paper waste; Pesticides detection; Photocatalysis; Physical; Plastic waste; Pollutant adsorption; Renewable resources; Sample preparation; Sample treatment; Sensing; Sensor; Sensors; Separation method; Solid-phase extraction; Solid-phase microextraction; Sorbent; Spectrofluorometry; Substrate; Synthesis; Synthesis of carbon dots from waste; Therapeutics; Top-down and bottom-up approaches; Top-down route; Warm LED; Waste biomass; White light; Zero-dimensional materials
