Currently i am doing green synthesis of nanoparticles. For the same molar solution of three solutions, I added extracted solution ( from three different plants) to each nanoparticle solution. But I couldn't get nanoparticles from one nanoparticle solution. What is the reason?
It means your plant is inactive. Mixed extract and salt solution in 1:9. Change the plant.
You words are confusing. Do you have preformed nanoparticles that you are trying to dissolve in the extracts? If you are trying to synthesize nanoparticles from the oxidized dissolved ions, then one of the extracts is either too diluted in reducing agents or the conditions are not proper for reduction to occur.
Different plants need different conditions e.g. different temp., different solvent, different time...etc and the water should be double distilled and / or deionised.
It means your plant is inactive. Mixed extract and salt solution in 1:9. Change the plant.
Dear brother,
Different plants have different biomolecules, If your plant is medicinal it will efficiently reduce, stabilize your extract and you will get good quality of nanoparticles.You can also optamize your protocol by increasing the concentration of plant extract, try 30 gram of plant powder in 100 ml of deionized water, i am hopeful that you will get positive results.
Furthermore, also carefully follow the principles of green nanochemistry protocols.
Good luck to you.
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