I Know the procedure of doing batch experiments. We have change the metal concentration, nanoparticle concentration, time, pH, temperature. Then based on these results we have to analyze isotherm and kinetics.

In all literatures the experiment was done in 250 ml concical flask with 100 ml of distilled water containing nanoparticle and target metal.

My doubt is why we have to do in 100ml of distilled water? Can't we do it in 10ml or something, as we need maximum of 2ml for uv studies. I know it's a ridiculous question. There has to be some reason for this. I would like to know the reason behind this.

I'm new to this batch experiments. So having lots of silly questions. Please do help me in figuring out this.

Thanks in advance

Regards

Deepthi

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