Silica Nanoparticles Incorporating Chemiluminescent and Absorbing Active Organic Molecules
- 詳細技術說明
- Cornell research has led to the development of chemiluminescent silica nanoparticles
- *Abstract
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Cornell research has led to the development of chemiluminescent silica nanoparticles. Operating much like a nanoscale version of child's glowstick, the matrix of nanoparticles is able to keep the enclosed dyes from interacting, yet allow the necessary chemical diffusion to allow interaction between high energy molecules and dyes to produce chemiluminescense. These nanoparticles will be useful for security applications where they can indicate tampering or an intruder, as well as in biological and chemical research where they can act as sensors and probes.
Figure 1. Schematic of the encapsulation of the chemiluminescent system in a microcapsule.
Potential Applications
- Security tagging
- Chemical sensors
- Chemiluminescent probes
Advantages
- Nanoscale system
- Well controlled dye interaction
- *Licensing
- Jeff Fearnjcf55@cornell.edu607-254-4502
- 其他
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Patent issued in China ZL201080026788.3
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