THE ROLE OF QUANTUM DOTS IN NANOTECHNOLOGY
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This paper provides a detailed analysis of the physical nature of quantum dots (QDs), their size-dependent optical and electrical properties, and their practical applications in optoelectronics, energy systems, and biotechnology. Quantum dot technology is one of the most promising areas of modern nanophysics and semiconductor technology, playing a crucial role in the development of energy-efficient, environmentally safe, and highly effective devices.
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