SarahM. Harrell (1967197)James R. McBride (1401004)Sandra J. Rosenthal (1310463)
Nanocrystals\nexhibit useful properties not found in their bulk\ncounterparts; however, a subclass of nanocrystals that consist of\ndiameters on the order of 2 nm or less further exhibit unique properties.\nAs synthetic methodologies of nanocrystals have matured, greater emphasis\nhas been made on controlling the early stages of the reaction in order\nto gain access to these sub-2 nm species. This review provides an\noverview of ultrasmall and magic-sized nanocrystals, and the diverse\nchemical means to obtain them. Due to their small size and their resultant\nproperties, these ultrasmall and magic-sized nanocrystals have a distinct\nadvantage in many applications including achieving renal clearance\nfor the purpose of biological imaging, producing simple and high-quality\nwhite LEDs, and controlling the growth of nanocrystals to produce\nvarious morphologies.
SarahM. Harrell (1967197)James R. McBride (1401004)Sandra J. Rosenthal (1310463)
Sarah M. HarrellJames R. McBrideSandra J. Rosenthal
Sarah M. HarrellJames R. McBrideSandra J. Rosenthal
AndrewB. Pun (1407349)Aniket S. Mule (7828403)Jacob T. Held (3772147)David J. Norris (1246869)
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