I want to check antibacterial activity of CaCO3 nanoparticles, and I have to make suspension in which they can easily disperse. I have tried DMSO, chloroform, ethanol, saline and DI water, but unable to do so.
Calcium carbonate is a mineral (rock). It is not going to dissolve in aqueous or organic solvents. If you dissolve it in acid, it will cease to be calcium carbonate. The best you could do would be to grind it into a very fine powder and make a dispersion in water, which will eventually settle out.