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Waste Polyamide Becomes Tunable Light-Emitting Carbon Dots, Saitama Team

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Researchers at Saitama University converted waste polyamide plastic into carbon quantum dots whose photoluminescence was tuned continuously from ultraviolet to yellow-green by systematically engineering surface defect states.
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Waste Polyamide Becomes Tunable Light-Emitting Carbon Dots, Saitama Team

Researchers at Saitama University converted waste polyamide plastic into carbon quantum dots whose photoluminescence was tuned continuously from ultraviolet to yellow-green by systematically engineering surface defect states.

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BIOENGINEER.ORG broke the news on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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