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Gamma-made Ag–Se nanoparticles carrying cefotaxime

Radiolytic Ag, Se, and Ag–Se nanoparticles (about 11–21 nm) are characterized and loaded with cefotaxime for synergistic antimicrobial tests.

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How are the nanoparticles reduced?

Gamma radiolysis of 1.0 mM AgNO3 and/or Na2SeO3 solutions.

Source: Cefotaxime incorporated bimetallic silver-selenium nanoparticles: promising antimicrobial synergism, antibiofilm activity, and bacterial membrane leakage reaction mechanism · DOI · quote verified

What average sizes are reported?

10.95 nm Ag, 20.54 nm Se, 12.69 nm Ag–Se, all spherical.

Source: Cefotaxime incorporated bimetallic silver-selenium nanoparticles: promising antimicrobial synergism, antibiofilm activity, and bacterial membrane leakage reaction mechanism · DOI · quote verified

How is size/shape checked besides UV-vis?

DLS, HR-TEM, and XRD for crystallinity/crystal size.

Source: Cefotaxime incorporated bimetallic silver-selenium nanoparticles: promising antimicrobial synergism, antibiofilm activity, and bacterial membrane leakage reaction mechanism · DOI · quote verified

What is claimed as new about the synthesis?

An eco-friendly gamma-ray route to Ag, Se, and bimetallic Ag–Se NPs plus CFM.

Source: Cefotaxime incorporated bimetallic silver-selenium nanoparticles: promising antimicrobial synergism, antibiofilm activity, and bacterial membrane leakage reaction mechanism · DOI · quote verified

What DLS instrument/volume is mentioned?

PSS-NICOMP 380-ZLS with 200 μL in a disposable cuvette.

Source: Cefotaxime incorporated bimetallic silver-selenium nanoparticles: promising antimicrobial synergism, antibiofilm activity, and bacterial membrane leakage reaction mechanism · DOI · quote verified