Fig. 3: Photothermal conversion of the RMFs and T-RMFs. | NPG Asia Materials

Fig. 3: Photothermal conversion of the RMFs and T-RMFs.

From: NIR-responsive MXene nanobelts for wound healing

Fig. 3

Temperature increase profiles of the RMFs under 0.33 W, 0.50 W, and 1.0 W of NIR light (A). Temperature changes of the RMFs (B) and T-RMFs (C) during five on/off cycles. Thermal images of the control group (D), RMFs (E) and T-RMFs (F) under 0.33 W of NIR light.

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