Picosecond-laser ablation produces water-soluble carbon nanodots from waste-derived biocarbon, suggesting an innovative recycling method.
Water-soluble, photoluminescent carbon nanodots (CNDs) were produced in minutes by picosecond-laser ablation of biocarbons obtained from orange peel, avocado peel, and spent coffee grounds. Mild pyrolysis at 350 °C first...
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