A review of silver nanopatricle synthesis by biological reduction
Abstract
It is important to work with silver particles at nanometric scale by attractive they are for antimicrobial applications, being this interesting in several disciplines. In this study is presents a review of scientific articles about a recent method, based on in the green synthesis to obtain silver nanoparticles where this method is eco-friendly and is low cost. Furthermore, a description of the fundament of this method is made and the process to prepared these kinds of nanoparticles.
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