At present interdisciplinary sciences are playing a crucial role in research in which “Nanotechnology” is one which is now in the most advanced phase; especially in the field of biological sciences, it has been doing a good deal of wonders. As of now, Nanoparticles showing extraordinary results in all fields of science. The plant-mediated silver nanoparticles were endowed with quality and have different shapes and sizes; they were proved to be the best in their way of curing the diseases. But certain unwanted aspects were (identified) happening during the synthesis process of SNPs and also after synthesis of SNPs. All these might be because of the presence of certain unwanted impure metal ions (toxic) in the extracts and their bonding with the 'Ag' ions at the same time among themselves. The present study was mainly focused on the different types of Simple to Highly Complex Molecular Structures (S–HCMS) formed along with synthesized Silver Nanoparticles (SNPs) from leaf, bark and fruits of Grewia tiliaefolia a Tiliaceae species. The study was done by using standard methods by combining XRD peaks of unwanted impurities present along with ‘Ag’ peaks with ICP-OES method and analyzed by using different standard procedure. This study gives a disquisition on the presence of nine S–HCMS and with schematic illustrations.
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Grewia tiliaefolia, ICP-OES, Silver Nanoparticles (SNPs), UV-VIS, XRD, Simple to Highly Complex Molecular Structures (S–HCMS)
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abstract = {At present interdisciplinary sciences are playing a crucial role in research in which “Nanotechnology” is one which is now in the most advanced phase; especially in the field of biological sciences, it has been doing a good deal of wonders. As of now, Nanoparticles showing extraordinary results in all fields of science. The plant-mediated silver nanoparticles were endowed with quality and have different shapes and sizes; they were proved to be the best in their way of curing the diseases. But certain unwanted aspects were (identified) happening during the synthesis process of SNPs and also after synthesis of SNPs. All these might be because of the presence of certain unwanted impure metal ions (toxic) in the extracts and their bonding with the 'Ag' ions at the same time among themselves. The present study was mainly focused on the different types of Simple to Highly Complex Molecular Structures (S–HCMS) formed along with synthesized Silver Nanoparticles (SNPs) from leaf, bark and fruits of Grewia tiliaefolia a Tiliaceae species. The study was done by using standard methods by combining XRD peaks of unwanted impurities present along with ‘Ag’ peaks with ICP-OES method and analyzed by using different standard procedure. This study gives a disquisition on the presence of nine S–HCMS and with schematic illustrations.},
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