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Nano Particles Preparation and Bio toxicity Why Silver Silver is known to be bio toxic Silver ions and neutral atoms disrupts cell membranes and causes cell ruptures Once inside the cell silver binds to mitochondrial membrane and disrupts energy yielding reaction ie energy ID: 448595

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Slide1

Silver Nano Particles

Preparation and

Bio toxicitySlide2

Why Silver?

Silver is known

to be

bio toxic

.

Silver ions and neutral atoms disrupts cell membranes and causes cell ruptures

Once inside the cell, silver binds to mitochondrial membrane and disrupts energy yielding reaction, i.e. energy

(ATP) production

in the cell.

Hence, silver ions and neutral atoms can kill bacteriaSlide3

Practical Application

Food and drink storage in ancient civilization

Surgical instrumentation

Ointments

Wound dressings

Cavity

filling (amalgam)Slide4

What are nano particle? Why

nano

?

Atomic silver (uncharged) particles that are less than 100 nm in diameter

Nano particles

can disrupt

cell membranes more

locally, more effective in bio toxicity.Slide5

Redox Reaction

2 Ag

+

(

aq

) +

2 e

- -----> 2 Ag(s)Citrate ion -----> acetone – 1,3- dicarboxylate + CO

2

(g) +

2 e

-

______________________________________ +

2

Ag

+

(

aq

) + Citrate ion ----->

2

Ag(s) + acetone-1,3-dicarboxylate + CO

2

Slide6

Electron Transfer and Release of CO2Slide7

Size Capping by CitrateSlide8

Color to look forSlide9

Acknowledgement

Drs.

Elizabeth

Hagar-Barnard and Rashmi

Nanjundaswamy

for spearheading

the project

National Science Foundation for providing the funding Maria Escudero, Brian Williams, Rodolfo Orellana and Charlene Cuellar for their assistant.