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Improved relative temperature sensitivity of over 10% K− 1 in fluoride nanocrystals via engineering the interfacial layer

Liu et al., 2022

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308088391553381982
Author
Liu E
Lei L
Ye R
Deng D
Xu S
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Chemical Communications

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Real-time in situ temperature sensing is of significance in the bio-medical field; however, the low relative temperature sensitivity Sr is one of the major obstacles in the development of nanothermometers. Herein, we provide an effective route that engineers the interfacial layer …
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