Magic size InP and InAs clusters: synthesis, characterization and shell growth.
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Abstract
Magic size III-V semiconductor nanoclusters were synthesized. Non-continuous transition of the absorption spectra upon mild heating of the reaction solution is observed, indicating transformation between differently sized clusters. Further manipulation of the clusters is demonstrated for an InP MSC by growing a ZnS and ZnSe shell aiming at blue fluorescence. The quantum yield is limited due to formation of interfacial defects for thick ZnS shells.
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| Authors | Ning, Jiajia;Banin, Uri; |
| Journal | Chemical communications (Cambridge, England) |
| Year | 2017 |
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10.1039/c6cc09778b
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