By using epoxy silane as a modifier and stabilizer, ZnO quantum dots (QDs) were synthesized by a one-step precipitation approach. The ZnO QDs acquired showed satisfactory redispersibility and exhibited strong and stable photoluminescence in both solution and dry states. When the ZnO QDs content was as high as 8 wt%, the ZnO QDs-epoxy nanocomposite was still highly transparent and luminescent. Accordingly, the ZnO QDs can be used as a luminescent material, and a cool white light emitting diode (WLED) lamp was made by encapsulating a UV chip with the nanocomposite, without traditional tricolor rare earth phosphors. Additionally, the high loading nanocomposite possessed high ultraviolet resistance, which would help to improve the lifetime of the WLED.
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