Oil-dispersible core-shell upconverting nanoparticles (near-infraredlight), 50 mgProduct Type: Upconverting nanoparticle
Research-grade laboratory product
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Manufacturer: Atomfair LLC
Brand: ATOMFAIR®
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Manufacturer: Atomfair LLC
Brand: ATOMFAIR®
What is the emission wavelength and particle size of the Atomfair AF-UCNNIR50MGOIL upconverting nanoparticles, and how does the core-shell composition influence the upconversion process?
The emission wavelength is 804 nm and the particle size is approximately 30 nm. The core-shell structure is specified as NaYReF4(core)@NaYF4(shell), where the NaYF4 shell is a common host material for upconversion, but quantitative performance metrics such as quantum yield or efficiency are not provided in the source.
In what solvent are these oil-dispersible upconverting nanoparticles supplied, and what does that imply for compatibility with biological or material systems?
The product is supplied in cyclohexane, indicating compatibility with non-polar organic solvents and hydrophobic environments. The source does not specify compatibility with biological systems or other solvents, so integration into aqueous or polar media would require additional processing.
What handling and storage considerations are recommended for the 50 mg package of upconverting nanoparticles in cyclohexane?
The source advises confirming the solvent, concentration, and package size before use, and to match the format (dispersion) to the intended preparation workflow and storage practice. Specific storage conditions such as temperature or light sensitivity are not provided, but cyclohexane is volatile and flammable, requiring standard solvent safety precautions.
Oil-dispersible core-shell upconverting nanoparticles (AF-UCNNIR50MGOIL) with 804 nm emission and ~30 nm particle size are provided in 50 mg cyclohexane dispersion for research applications requiring NIR-to-NIR upconversion in hydrophobic environments.
Positive
- Core-shell structure for enhanced upconversion: The NaYReF4(core)@NaYF4(shell) architecture reduces surface quenching, improving upconversion luminescence efficiency compared to core-only nanoparticles.
- Oil-dispersible for hydrophobic media: Dispersion in cyclohexane enables direct integration into non-polar solvents, polymer matrices, or oil-phase formulations without additional surface modification.
Trade-offs
- Limited to non-aqueous environments: Oil-dispersibility restricts use in aqueous biological buffers; solvent exchange or surface functionalization is required for water-based applications.
- Research-scale quantity requires careful handling: The 50 mg package in cyclohexane necessitates precise measurement and storage to avoid evaporation or aggregation, typical for research-grade nanomaterials.
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