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Detonation nanodiamonds could deliver nanoscale thermometry inside cells

23 Aug 2022
Detonated nanodiamonds with silicon-vacancy centres
Temperature sensor: Detonated nanodiamonds with silicon-vacancy centres exhibit a linear red shift with increasing temperature. (Courtesy: KyotoU/Norikazu Mizuochi)
Through an explosive technique, researchers in Japan have produced the smallest nanodiamonds to date

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