Fluorescent detection of Pb2+ pollutant in water samples with the help of Delonix regia leaf-derived CQDs /

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Title

Fluorescent detection of Pb2+ pollutant in water samples with the help of Delonix regia leaf-derived CQDs /

Subject

Chemistry

Description

Synthetic Metals, Vol.291, ISSN No: 0379-6779.
Heavy metals released from different sources into water bodies are a major concern in the view of environmental protection. Their non-biodegradability and the numerous health hazards add to the issue. Scientists worldwide have emphasized the issue and are trying to resolve it by different means. Among all the methods, the fluorescent method stands out for its simplicity and rapid results. Here, the study focuses on the development of an efficient and sustainable method for the detection of lead in waste-water effluents. Carbon quantum dots (GCDs), a highly non-toxic substance developed from <em>Delonix regia</em> leaves for the purpose via a simple hydrothermal method.

Creator

Babu, Ann Mariella., Bijoy, Geethanjali., Keerthana, P., Varghese, Anitha.

Publisher

ScienceDirect

Date

2022

Language

English

Type

Research Publication

Collection

Citation

Babu, Ann Mariella., Bijoy, Geethanjali., Keerthana, P., Varghese, Anitha., “Fluorescent detection of Pb2+ pollutant in water samples with the help of Delonix regia leaf-derived CQDs /,” CHRIST (Deemed To Be University) Institutional Repository, accessed November 27, 2024, https://archives.christuniversity.in/items/show/2139.

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