Sulhadi, dkk (2017) Facile synthesis of luminescent carbon dots from mangosteen peel by pyrolysis method. Journal of Theoretical and Applied Physics. pp. 119-126.

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Abstract

Carbon dots (C-Dots) from mangosteen peel has been synthesized by pyrolysis method. Synthesis of C-Dots is done using precursor solution which is prepared from extract of mangosteen peel as carbon source and urea as passivation agent. C-Dots is successfully formed with absorbance spectra at wavelength 350–550 nm. Urea affects to the formed C-Dots, while the absorbance and the luminescent spectra are independent toward urea. C-Dots from extract of mangosteen peel has size in range *2–15 nm. The absorbance peaks of C-Dots shows sig�nificant wavelength shift at visible region as the increasing of synthesized temperature. Shift of wavelength absor�bance indicates the change of electronic transition of C-Dots. Meanwhile, the luminescent of C-Dots can be controlled by synthesized temperature as well. C-Dots luminescent were increasing as higher synthesized tem-perature. It was shown by the shift of wavelength emission into shorter wavelength, 465 nm at 200 -C, 450 nm at 250 -C, and 423 nm at 300 -C. Synthesized temperature also affects size of C-Dots. It has size *10–15 nm at 200 -C, *7–11 nm at 250 -C and *2–4 nm at 300 -C. In addition, temperature corresponds to the structure of car-bon chains and C–N configuration of formed C-Dots from mangosteen peel extract.

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