Examples of using Quantum dots in English and their translations into Swedish
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Our Quantum Dots are available in a chloroform suspension
Quantum Dots(or QDs) can be used as nano-sized markers to visualize DNA sequences,
Quantum Dots offer excellent opportunities in fields such as(bio)sensing
Quantum dots, which were discovered in the 1980s,
Quantum dots can also host the even more exotic"biexciton," composed of two electrons
Quantum dots were acquired from CrystalPlex(Pittsburgh,
The specific band gap of quantum dots corresponds to the frequency of sunlight, such that the light can
Quantum Dot RAM uses 3nm-wide spots of semiconduictor material, called quantum dots, embedded in a layer of insulating material and covered with a metal film.
Quantum dots can also be synthesized with a protective shell to lengthen its lifespan
Quantum dots are nanometer-scale bits of semiconductor-so small that electrical charges in the dots are confined in all directions.
The unique features of quantum dots have already cemented their role in the burgeoning fields of nanomedicine and nanobiotechnology.
Recently developed tiny semiconductor nanocrystals, called quantum dots, have the ability to absorb the light of one wavelength,
Quantum dots are considered efficient fluorescent probes as they are more photostable than other organic dyes and probes.
In the study, Tönu Pullerits and his colleagues studied solar cells containing nanometre-sized balls of material known as quantum dots.
The optical properties of quantum dots are known to vary between different types
The UT Dallas approach to building solar cells involves the use of nanosized crystal particles called quantum dots, which absorb light much better than silicon.
in particular nanowires and quantum dots in nanowires.
Fluorescence image of an array of DNA(green) nanowires embedded with fluorescent nanocrystal quantum dots(yellow).
The last group is quantum dots, used in exploratory medicine