Synthesis of CdSe Quantum Dot Nanoparticles

Full procedure can be found at: education.mrse...
The visible absorption and photoluminescence of CdSe nanoparticles depend on the size of the particle. A sudden injection of room temperature selenium solution into hot cadmium solution produces quickly-growing seed crystals. Samples are withdrawn from the hot solution and quenched at room temperature to produce a series of increasing particle sizes and observable change in color.
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[@WisconsinMrsec]

Thanks for bringing this to our attention. The updated website is listed in the video description.

[@anushav6764]

How to store these? At what temperature?

[@k.nandhini7617]

any other characterization done for this CdSe QD, like properties based

[@MrRRFerreira]

I can't acess the website for the procedure.

[@davidredish]

What is the ligand of these QDs?

[@kumars3646]

How much temperature is there ? Which method you follow ?

[@WisconsinMrsec]

Hello! You can find the full written procedure at: education.mrsec.wisc.edu/preparation-of-cdse-quantum-dot-nanoparticles/

[@kumars3646]

@@WisconsinMrsec Thanks a lot Sir.

[@nahumcastillo2058]

@@kumars3646 did you find what was the method?

[@victoriabadano4876]

@@nahumcastillo2058 its called "síntesis coloidal" in spanish but i dont know how to say it in english

[@adilsanadi5639]

Which method you are using?

[@WisconsinMrsec]

Hello, you can find the full written protocol here: education.mrsec.wisc.edu/preparation-of-cdse-quantum-dot-nanoparticles/