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Scribd Nanoparticles
Scribd Nanoparticles
Spherical polymeric
particles (beads) were
coated with fine
particles
(nanoparticles) by
mechanical or chemical
method
Polystyrene beads
Mechanical:
Stirred mixing or high-
shear milling
Chemical:
Suspension polymerization
or Emulsion polymerization
then deposition of metal
particles
Ag-bound nanoparticles
So far, studies on
radiation induced
preparation of composite
organic-inorganic
particles are SCARCE.
a nanocomposite
Previous studies show that:
-a spherical bacterium,
frequently living on the skin or in
the nose of a person
-can cause a pimples, impetigo,
boils, cellulitis folliculitis,
furuncles, carbuncles, scalded
skin syndrome and abscesses,
pneumonia, meningitis,
osteomyelitis endocarditis, Toxic
shock syndrome (TSS), and
septicemia
Klebsiella pneumoniase
Chemicals:
Styrene (99%)
Silver Nitrate
100 500 - -
80 20 - figure1(1)
60 40 257-260 figure1(b)
50 50 98-253 figure1(c)
40 60 80-106 figure1(d)
20 80 73-98 figure1(e)
0 100 60-80 figure1(f)
Effects of Solvent Composition on the Size of Polystyrene Particles
Produced by Radiation-Induced Polymerization
300
250
200
150 particle
diameter(nm)
100
50
0
60% 50% 40% 20% 0%
Table1 displays the size of PS particles
obtained with different solvent
compositions as medium of the reaction
450
400
350
300
250
particle
200
diameter (nm)
150
100
50
0
5 10 30
Table II shows the effect of
irradiation dose on the size of the PS
particles produced by method I at
room temperature in 60/40
EtOH/H2O
20 99.9 99.9
50 99.9 99.9
70 99.9 99.9
100 99.9 99.9
The antimicrobial Efficiency of the
cloth coated with the PS-Ag
nanoparticles were 99.9% after 20
cycles of washing