Lecture

Fluorescence: Quantum Dots and Lanthanide Chelate Complexes

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Description

This lecture covers the properties and applications of Quantum Dots (QD), which are man-made semiconductor nanocrystals that exhibit fluorescence due to their highly crystalline structure and size-dependent energy levels. It also discusses the long-lived fluorescence of Lanthanide Chelate Complexes, excited by UV light and emitting in the visible region, with specific emission wavelengths for different metals.

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