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Фотостабильность люминесценции квантовых точек Ag-=SUB=-2-=/SUB=-S и структур ядро/оболочка Ag-=SUB=-2-=/SUB=-S/SiO-=SUB=-2-=/SUB=-

Abstract

The paper presents regularities that demonstrate the effect of passivating ligands formation of thioglycolic acid and L-cysteine (TGA, L-Cys) and dielectric shells (SiO2) on Ag2S nanocrystals interface on the photostability of their IR luminescence. Using FTIR absorption spectroscopy, the interaction manifestations of passivating ligands molecules of TGA and L-Cys with Ag2S nanocrystals, as well as the formation of SiO2 shell due to the process of replacing organic ligands with a silica ligand (MPTMS) ("ligand exchange"), were found. In the case of replacing TGA with MPTMS, an increase in the luminescence quantum yield of Ag2S quantum dots (QDs) and its resistance to long-term exposure to exciting radiation was found. In the case of replacing L-Cys with MPTMS, the formation of a fragmentary SiO2/L-Cys shell on Ag2S nanocrystals was observed due to the partial replacement of L-Cys with MPTMS, which contributes to the reverse photodegradation of Ag2S QDs luminescence of as a result of SiO2/L-Cys shell photodestruction.

Keywords:
Thioglycolic acid Luminescence Nanocrystal Ligand (biochemistry) Quantum yield Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy Quantum dot Thermogravimetric analysis Shell (structure) Photodegradation Absorption (acoustics) Materials science Chemistry Photochemistry Crystallography Nanotechnology Chemical engineering Organic chemistry Optoelectronics Catalysis Fluorescence Optics Photocatalysis

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