Monodispersity and size control in the synthesis of 20–100 nm quasi-spherical silver nanoparticles by citrate and ascorbic acid reduction in glycerol–water mixtures
D Steinigeweg, S Schlücker - Chemical Communications, 2012 - pubs.rsc.org
D Steinigeweg, S Schlücker
Chemical Communications, 2012•pubs.rsc.orgA simple two-step seed-mediated synthesis of monodisperse quasi-spherical silver
nanoparticles by citrate and ascorbic acid reduction is presented. Control over
monodispersity is achieved by a variety of compounds with hydroxyl groups such as
glycerol, ethylene glycol, agarose, or sucrose. The latter can also be used as a matrix for
storage.
nanoparticles by citrate and ascorbic acid reduction is presented. Control over
monodispersity is achieved by a variety of compounds with hydroxyl groups such as
glycerol, ethylene glycol, agarose, or sucrose. The latter can also be used as a matrix for
storage.
A simple two-step seed-mediated synthesis of monodisperse quasi-spherical silver nanoparticles by citrate and ascorbic acid reduction is presented. Control over monodispersity is achieved by a variety of compounds with hydroxyl groups such as glycerol, ethylene glycol, agarose, or sucrose. The latter can also be used as a matrix for storage.
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