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| + | * The XRD spectrum for Laponite established that the d-spacing between layers of clay is about 2.55 nm, as shown by the 2θ peak at around 35°. The 2θ peak at around 20° represents the d-spacing between two clay layers, as the d-spacing value is roughly twice that of 2.55 nm. In addition, the sample of Laponite was not very crystalline, as expected, due to the low intensity values of the peaks. | ||
* 95AgLMT stirred for 24 h and made on [[User:Melissa_Novy/Notebook/CHEM-572/2013/01/30|2013/01/30]]. | * 95AgLMT stirred for 24 h and made on [[User:Melissa_Novy/Notebook/CHEM-572/2013/01/30|2013/01/30]]. | ||
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| - | * | + | * The XRD spectrum for 95AgLMT displayed 2θ peaks at around 20°, 35°, 48°, and 44°. The first two peaks are due to the structure of Laponite, while the last two peaks, with d-spacing values of 2.359 nm and 2.044 nm, respectively, are due to the presence of silver. [http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1005030211601266#| Literature] indicates that these peaks represent either crystalline silver or silver nanoparticles. However, as the structure of Laponite remained unchanged, it must be concluded that little to no silver ions were exchanged into the clay galleries. Instead, the silver became boudn to the outside of Laponite. |
==Agar Solution and Agar Plates== | ==Agar Solution and Agar Plates== | ||
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Objectives
XRD on 95AgLMT
Agar Solution and Agar Plates
Calculations for 5 M KNO3MW KNO3: 101.10 g/mol 0.050 L × 5 M KNO3 = 0.25 mol KNO3 0.25 mol KNO3 × (101.10 g/1 mol KNO3) = 25.275 g KNO3
PLA2002D + 5wt% Laponite Film
UV-Vis on E. coli Cells
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