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Compared to other semiconductor materials, why is CdS/CdSe being more widely used as quantum dots?
CdS (Cadmium Sulfide) and CdSe (Cadmium Selenide) are widely used as quantum dots due to their low production costs and availability as byproducts of iron fillings. These materials have been historically undervalued, treated as waste, which contributes to their economic advantage in manufacturing. Their unique optical properties make them suitable for various applications in electronics and photonics, solidifying their position in the quantum dot market.
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Cost? The stuff's cheap.bluejay27 said:Compared to other semiconductor materials, why is CdS/CdSe being more widely used as quantum dots?
I read that CdS/CdSe are byproducts of iron fillings. They were treated as waste in the past...Bystander said:Cost? The stuff's cheap.