Investigation of structural, optical, photocatalytic, and antibacterial properties of ZnO doped GO nanoparticles for environment applications DOI Creative Commons
K. Kaviyarasu

Microscopy Research and Technique, Journal Year: 2024, Volume and Issue: 88(1), P. 73 - 91

Published: Aug. 27, 2024

Abstract As a result of their unique and novel properties, nanocomposites have found applications in wide variety fields. The purpose this study is to demonstrate the ability synthesize nanoparticles consisting zinc oxide (ZnO) graphene (GO) via sol–gel techniques. An x‐ray diffractometer (XRD) as well UV–visible spectrometer were used determine crystalline optical characteristics prepared samples. A hexagonal wurtzite crystal structure was observed both pure ZnO those that contain GO based on XRD results. It estimated average crystallite size broadening lines. In comparison with ZnO, antimicrobial properties enhanced when incorporated ZnO. addition, experiments absorption edge indicated presence red shift incorporation GO. When quantitative amounts, bandgap value decreased. FTIR spectra exhibit band at 486 cm −1 , which confirms Zn‐O stretching SEM images reveal random pattern structural features surface According EDX spectrum, doped 61%–64% 32%–34% oxygen, respectively. annealed higher temperature, NPs produced more H 2 narrower than before annealing. methyl blue (MB) an example organic compound order investigate potential photocatalytic addition DPPH assays, tested for scavenge free radicals. Comparing these showed increased antioxidant activity. Based zone inhibition (5, 10, 50, 100 mg/mL), antibacterial activity concentration dependent. detailed discussion results demonstrated are toxic different ways depending how long they survive degreased Zebrafish embryos fast decompose. Research Highlights scope manuscript under confirmed exhibited dependent antioxidative Determined 89% orange dye can be degraded photocatalytically. 74.86% 50 g/mL present study. At g/mL, 79.1% Photocatalytic degradation mechanism scheme implicit photoexcited charge carrier transportation path all Survival rate zebrafish shown decrease increasing concentrations plus nanoparticles.

Language: Английский

Investigation of structural, optical, photocatalytic, and antibacterial properties of ZnO doped GO nanoparticles for environment applications DOI Creative Commons
K. Kaviyarasu

Microscopy Research and Technique, Journal Year: 2024, Volume and Issue: 88(1), P. 73 - 91

Published: Aug. 27, 2024

Abstract As a result of their unique and novel properties, nanocomposites have found applications in wide variety fields. The purpose this study is to demonstrate the ability synthesize nanoparticles consisting zinc oxide (ZnO) graphene (GO) via sol–gel techniques. An x‐ray diffractometer (XRD) as well UV–visible spectrometer were used determine crystalline optical characteristics prepared samples. A hexagonal wurtzite crystal structure was observed both pure ZnO those that contain GO based on XRD results. It estimated average crystallite size broadening lines. In comparison with ZnO, antimicrobial properties enhanced when incorporated ZnO. addition, experiments absorption edge indicated presence red shift incorporation GO. When quantitative amounts, bandgap value decreased. FTIR spectra exhibit band at 486 cm −1 , which confirms Zn‐O stretching SEM images reveal random pattern structural features surface According EDX spectrum, doped 61%–64% 32%–34% oxygen, respectively. annealed higher temperature, NPs produced more H 2 narrower than before annealing. methyl blue (MB) an example organic compound order investigate potential photocatalytic addition DPPH assays, tested for scavenge free radicals. Comparing these showed increased antioxidant activity. Based zone inhibition (5, 10, 50, 100 mg/mL), antibacterial activity concentration dependent. detailed discussion results demonstrated are toxic different ways depending how long they survive degreased Zebrafish embryos fast decompose. Research Highlights scope manuscript under confirmed exhibited dependent antioxidative Determined 89% orange dye can be degraded photocatalytically. 74.86% 50 g/mL present study. At g/mL, 79.1% Photocatalytic degradation mechanism scheme implicit photoexcited charge carrier transportation path all Survival rate zebrafish shown decrease increasing concentrations plus nanoparticles.

Language: Английский

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