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Method of preparing a coated nanocrystal
Sungjee Kim,Moungi G. Bawendi +1 more
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In this paper, a method of preparing a coated nanocrystal was proposed, in which a core of a first semiconductor material surrounded by an overcoating of a second semiconductor was presented.Abstract:
A semiconductor nanocrystal heterostructure has a core of a first semiconductor material surrounded by an overcoating of a second semiconductor material. Upon excitation, one carrier can be substantially confined to the core and the other carrier can be substantially confined to the overcoating. The present invention concerns a method of preparing such a coated nanocrystal.read more
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