Semiconductor Nanoparticles and Manufacturing Method of The Same
AssigneeKonica Minola Medical & Graphic, Inc.
InventorsHideki Hoshino, Kazuya Tsukada, Hisatake Okada
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Abstract
A process for the production of semiconductor nanoparticles which realizes both uniform crystallite size and high crystallinity with the agglomeration thereof inhibited. This process is characterized by comprising the step (a) of generating nano-size particles from a semiconductor raw material and dispersing the particles in a gas phase, the step (b) of heat-treating the particles while keeping the particles in a state dispersed in the gas phase, and the step (c) of collecting the heat-treated particles immediately after the heat treatment with a solution of a surface modifier for modifying the surfaces of the particles.
Claims3
A manufacturing method of a semiconductor nanoparticle comprising:
- generating a group of particles having nano-size from a semiconductor raw material and dispersing the group of particles into a gas phase;
- applying a thermal process to the particles, while maintaining a state in which the group of particles is dispersed in a gas phase;
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- collecting the group of particles which has been applied the thermal process by a solution of a surface-modifying agent which achieves surface modification of the particles the group of which has been applied the thermal process, immediately after applying the thermal process to the group of particles.
A semiconductor nanoparticle wherein the half value width of emitted light is in the range of 10-40 nm.
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