Carbon dots (CDs), a rising star in carbon nanomaterials, have attracted enormous attention
since their discovery in 2004. Up to now, a large number of approaches have been …

As a promising luminescent nanomaterial, carbon dots (CDs) have received tremendous
attention for their great potential in biomedical applications, owing to their distinctive merits …

Benefitting from their prominent corrosion inhibition properties, excellent water solubility and
benign environmental friendliness, carbon dots (CDs) have functioned as an ideal candidate …

Red fluorescent carbon dots (r‐CDs) with narrow dual emissions (600 nm and 658–683 nm,
full width at half‐maximums (FWHMs) of 20 nm and 30 nm), fluorescence quantum yield of …

Solid state emission carbon dots have replaced traditional phosphors and become the most
promising new-generation color conversion layer, which are used to produce low-cost …

The challenges of toxicity and stability of traditional long-wavelength emitting luminescent
materials undoubtedly restrain their widespread applications. Some remedial proposals do …

Carbon dots (CDs) have attracted a lot of attention because of their tunable emission
wavelength, high photobleaching resistance, and environmental friendliness. However, they …

Multicolor emissive carbon dots (M-CDs) have tremendous potential applications in manifold
fields of bioimaging, biomedicine and light-emitting devices. Until now, it is still difficult to …

Although several groups have synthesized dual-emission carbon dots (D-CDs) and paid
more attention to their emission centers in recent years, the luminescence mechanism of D …

Multicolor tuning is one of the most remarkable features of carbon dots (CDs), used as a
color convertor in making white-light-emitting diodes (WLEDs). Herein, a solvent-controlled …