chemical method of producing carbon quantum dots (CQDs) from cheap, abundant, low-quality and high-sulphur coals.
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Unknown titleveloped a chemical process that turns ‘dirty’ coal into a biomedical ‘dot’ to help detect cancer cells. The team, led by Binoy Kumar Saikia and Tonkeswar Das, has applied for a patent for their <span>chemical method of producing carbon quantum dots (CQDs) from cheap, abundant, low-quality and high-sulphur coals. CQDs are carbon-based nanomaterials whose size is less than 10 nm, or nanometre. “Carbon-based nanomaterials are used as diagnostic tools for bio-imaging, especially in detecting cancer Summary
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