Natural Synthesis and classification of Silver Nanoparticles utilizing Bacillus thuringiensis with Nanotechnology
Author(s) -
B Swapna
Publication year - 2016
Publication title -
journal of comprehensive pharmacy
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2349-5669
DOI - 10.37483/jcp.2016.3505
Subject(s) - bacillus thuringiensis , nanotechnology , silver nanoparticle , nanoparticle , natural (archaeology) , materials science , biology , bacteria , genetics , paleontology
Nanoparticles serve as the fundamental building blocks for various nanotechnology applications. Nanotechnology, and alongside nanostructure materials, play an ever increasing role in science, research and development as well as also in every day’s life, as more and more products based on nanostructure materials are introduced to the market. Nanotechnology deals with materials with dimensions of nanometers, i.e. nanostructure materials. The sizes of nanometer dimensions determined the physical and chemical properties of materials undergo extreme changes, which open up a wide range of future, but partly already realized applications. There are two more forces driving towards nanotechnology, mostly biomolecules and other bioentities are of nanometer size; thus the nanoscale provides the best opportunity to study such bio-entities [1]. Silver Nanoparticles:
Accelerating Research
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