Abstract
Carbide materials have received significant investigation interest in recent years. However, it is a significant challenge to fabricate carbide nanostructures with the existing synthetic methods. Here, we report a simple method via laser ablation in organic reagents to fabricate various novel carbide nanostructures including W2C@C core−shell nanoparticles, pearl-like SiC nanorings, and fullerene-like carbon spheres. These fabricated carbide nanostructures (W2C@C, SiC nanorings) show excitation wavelength-dependent light emissions and can be tuned in a wide range, possessing application potentialities in optical devices operated at harsh conditions (e.g., high temperature, high pressure, and strong corrosive chemical atmosphere).
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