Silver nanoparticle synthesis

Silver nitrate and sodium borohydride are added to a starch solution to produce silver nanoparticles. These are useful for their antimicrobial properties.

[@marctinkelenberg]

Judging from the color we have a very high ppm, but it would have been nice to know about quantities of Silver nitrate and reducing agents, as well as particle size and ppm...

[@rodrigoBotinellyhp]

I agree with you. Very concentrated.

[@jkella91]

how can we coat the silver nano particles on cotton fabric cloth which make cloth become conductive

[@jamescobrien]

Put some in laundry machine.

[@aesthetic_shobiez_life]

Tell me the quantity

[@pragyabhardwaj5953]

Please provide the concentration of reagents

[@Herbal_Lab_Cosmetics]

How to make 10k ppm solutions for Silver nanoparticles using Tri sodium citrate dihydrate

[@yashikanalla299]

Can you please tell me the procedure or share your paper

[@prasunkumar7888]

Lol

[@urbanbushcraft9222]

Not a full synthesis IMO.

[@hendawad7273]

What is the reducing agent

[@chdrums9]

sodium borohydride

[@BikashchandraSwain]

Are these nanoparticles fluorescent ?

[@AngryGeekling]

I don't believe so. They were being produced for their ability to kill nematodes.