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​Quantum dots (QDs) refer to semiconductor nanoparticles with a size smaller than the Bohr radius of the exciton and exhibiting quantum confinement effects. Due to the quantum confinement effect, the fluorescence emission of quantum dots is related to their diameter and chemical composition. By compounding with semiconductor surfaces, their optical and photochemical properties can be enhanced. Traditional quantum dots are mostly composed of heavy metal elements. Although their excellent performance has been widely used in fields such as biological imaging, electrochemistry, and energy conversion, heavy metal elements can cause environmental pollution and affect the health of organisms.

​Are you familiar with the term nanotechnology? It refers to the science, engineering and manipulation of materials at the nanoscale level. You might be wondering how this technology can be applied to our daily lives. One common application is the use of nanometallic powders, particularly nanometallic molybdenum powder.

In recent years, there has been a trend of oil-based lubricants being replaced by water-based lubricants. Boron nitride coatings are often used in forging nickel based alloys, high melting point alloys, and titanium machined parts, which not only provide lubrication but also prevent workpiece oxidation.

​Nano Chromium Powder is a marvel of modern technology that offers unparalleled benefits for a range of applications, particularly in the field of functional coatings. With its ultra-fine particle size and exceptional stability, this product is changing the way we approach coating solutions, and the results are nothing short of amazing.

Advanced ceramic materials, as an important component of new materials, are not only widely used in high-tech fields such as communication, electronics, aviation, aerospace, and military, but also have rapidly developed in the semiconductor and new energy industries in recent years, becoming the most promising application field for the next generation of advanced ceramic materials.

​Transmission electron microscopy (TEM) is an indispensable research tool in fields such as materials science and nanotechnology. For researchers who are new to TEM, understanding its basic principles and operations is crucial for efficient utilization of this equipment. TEM testing mainly focuses on the microstructure characteristics of materials, including element distribution, phase composition, crystal defects, etc. These characteristics are manifested at the microscopic level as the size, shape, distribution of different phase grains, as well as the density and distribution of crystal defects. Through TEM, researchers can gain a deeper understanding of the internal structure of materials, thereby evaluating their properties and potential applications.