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Simple Preparation of Carbon Dots and Application in Cephalosporin Detection.
Journal of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology 2021 December 2
Carbon dots have good biocompatibility, low toxicity, excellent photoluminescence properties, and good light stability, endowing them good application prospects in drug detection, chemical analysis, drug delivery, and other fields. In this study, p -phenylenediamine was used as the carbon source, and carbon dots were synthesized in hydrochloric acid medium using microwave method. When the excitation wavelength is about 300 nm, a strong emission peak of 689 nm is detected for the synthesized carbon dots. Carbon dots' size is about 4.0±0.2 nm, and the carbon dots with spherical shape are uniformly distributed. The quantum yield of carbon dots is 8.07%. In addition, cephalosporins. were detected and analyzed using synthetic carbon dots. The results show that the presence of cephalosporins reduced the fluorescence intensity of carbon dots, and the reduced fluorescence intensity of the synthesized carbon dots showed a linear correlation with the cephalosporins' concentration. Cephalosporins' detection scope is 0.2 μ mol/L to 80 μ mol/L, and the detection limit is 0.084 μ mol/L. A mechanism study shows that the effect of cephalosporins on carbon dot's fluorescence intensity can be attributed to the inner filter effect of cephalosporins. On this basis, a sensitive and 0selective cephalosporins detection method was established. Furthermore, this established method for cephalosporins detection was applied to real samples, resulting in a low relative standard deviation (RSD) and good recoveries.
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