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Chapters
- 00:05Title
- 02:23Synthesis of Colloidal AgNPs
- 04:07UV-Vis Spectrophotometry: Surface Plasmon Resonance
- 05:17Tangential Flow Ultrafiltration: Size-selection and Concentration
- 07:17Inductively Coupled Plasma Optical Emission Spectroscopy: Quantification of Silver
- 08:37Size Distribution of Colloidal AgNPs via Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM)
- 09:22Results: Synthesis and Characterization of Colloidal AgNPs
- 11:43Conclusion
Ultrafiltrazione a flusso tangenziale (TFU) è un metodo utilizzato per il ricircolo peso separazione basata su biosamples. TFU è stato adattato alle dimensioni-select (1-20 nm di diametro) e molto concentrato un grande volume di polidispersi nanoparticelle d'argento (4 L di 15,2 ml mg<sup> -1</sup> Fino a 4 ml di 8,539.9 ml mcg<sup> -1</sup>) Con aggregazione minima.
Tags
Tangential Flow UltrafiltrationColloidal Silver NanoparticlesAgNPsSize SelectionConcentrationNanoparticle ApplicationsAntimicrobial PropertiesControlled FabricationSize-based IsolationChemically Aggressive Capping/stabilizing AgentsOrganic SolventsToxicity Of ReagentsHigh CostsReduced EfficiencyAgNP SynthesisIsolation MethodsCentrifugationSize-dependent SolubilitySize-exclusion ChromatographyTFU (Tangential Flow Ultrafiltration)Creighton AgNPsUltracentrifugationRecirculation MethodHollow Fiber MembranesPore Size
