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Yellow fluorescent graphene quantum dots as a phosphor for white tunable light-emitting diodes

Yin et al., 2019

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Yin L
Zhou J
Li W
Zhang J
Wang L
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In recent decades, quantum dots have been considered to be highly promising photoluminescent materials for white light devices. During the application of quantum dots in the fabrication of white LEDs, the spectrum and color temperature of the devices are …
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