Dear all,
I am working on the green synthesis of nanoparticles from medicinal plants. As i get plant extract from the medicinal plant. Than I add metallic salts such as silver nitrate, zinc nitrate, iron acetate etc into the plant extracts. So, which temp range is the most appropriate for the reaction solution to get stable nanoparticles?. I mostly keep the temp at 60 °C .
You can got silver even at 40 degree if your plant is active. Try for a series of experiment with different temperature. But in green synthesis you should avoid high temperature. Green means ecofriendly
You can got silver even at 40 degree if your plant is active. Try for a series of experiment with different temperature. But in green synthesis you should avoid high temperature. Green means ecofriendly
Dear Javed Iqbal ,
I suggest you to try several temperature!
Room temperature should work just fine and in addition it saves energy which is important if you want to claim your process less energy consuming and hence a sustainable alternative!
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