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Abstract
We report room temperature complexation reaction mediated formation of luminescent nanoscale particles from an aqueous mixture of ascorbic acid and zinc acetate.
Ambient Complexation Reaction of Zinc Acetate and Ascorbic acid Leads to a New Form of Nanoscale Particles with Emergent Optical Properties
26 August 2019, Version 1
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An ambient complexation reaction of zinc acetate and ascorbic acid leads to a new form of nanoscale particles with emergent optical properties [opens in a new tab]
Srestha Basu, Archismita Hajra, Arun Chattopadhyay journal article
Nanoscale Advances , Volume 3, Issue 11
Online publication date: 2021
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Department of Electronics and Information Technology, Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, Government of India [Grant 5(9)/2012-NANO, Vol. III], for financial support.
Author’s competing interest statement
We declare no conflict of interest