乙二醇中化学还原合成片状银粉

研究了乙二醇（EG）介质中以聚乙烯吡咯烷酮（PVP）为保护剂，以氯铂酸为催化剂以硝酸银为前驱物经化学还原制备片状银粉的过程,探索与分析影响银粉形貌的主要因素.结果表明,首先被还原出来的铂成为外来晶种,是形成片状银的关键因素.它在原位为随后还原与沉淀的银提供一个平面.PVP与银离子形成络合离子,控制游离银离子的浓度,影响银的成核与生长.同时,PVP被选择性地吸附于银的粒子表面,影响了银成核与生长,最终形成片状银粉.     

Precipitation and association of silver laurate in aqueous solutions

The temperature dependency of silver laurate solubility at various concentrations of precipitation components was investigated. Interpretation of the data indicated the formation of silver laurate ion pairs. The equilibrium constants for the precipitation and for ion pairing processes were calculated for the temperature range between 20 and 60 °C. The enthalpy of silver laurate precipitation was obtained by calorimetry. The agreement of the solubility and calorimetric data showed that no change in the structure of silver laurate occurred as the temperature was varied.     

Titration of cyanide and hexacyanoferrate(II) with silver nitrate-I Calculation of titration curves for potentiometric and conductometric titration

Stepwise potentiometric titration of cyanide and hexacyanoferrate(II) with silver nitrate is possible in the absence of potassium ions. At an initial concentration below 5.00 x 10(-4)M, cyanide can be titrated with silver nitrate (Ag:CN = 1:2) and the end-point indicated by precipitation of silver hexacyanoferrate(II); hexacyanoferrate(II) can be titrated with silver nitrate (Ag: Fe(CN)(6) = 4:1) and the end-point indicated by precipitation of silver dicyanoargentate. The hexacyanoferrate(II) reacts with silver to form two poorly soluble salts, Ag(4)Fe(CN)(6), KAg(3)Fe(CN)(6). The formation of these salts has been confirmed by conductometric titration of hexacyanoferrate(II) with silver nitrate in solutions containing varying concentrations of potassium nitrate.     

Silica–silver nanostructured spheres prepared by spray pyrolysis of sol containing silver precursor

Silver–silica nanostructured composites were prepared by spray pyrolysis of aqueous sols of silica nanoparticles containing silver nitrate. The physical and chemical characteristics of the composites prepared at different Ag/Si atomic ratio in the sols and temperatures of pyrolysis were examined by TEM, SEM, XRD, FT-IR and UV-visible spectra. For the low silver ratios up to 0.2, well-dispersed silver particles were produced in the pore of the silica agglomerates with their size and surface plasmon resonance depending on the pore size and silver mobility, in addition to the loading and temperature. The formation of silver silicate and new-phase silica as well as crystallinity of the silver prepared was discussed. There was also explained how the temperature of preparation affected the morphologies of the composites produced with higher Ag/Si ratios greater than 1. Mechanism on the formation of silver–silica composites was proposed for the wide range of the ratios from 0.01 to 3.     

Redox-mediated synthesis and encapsulation of inorganic nanoparticles in shell-cross-linked cylindrical polyferrocenylsilane block copolymer micelles

Detailed studies of a new approach to the synthesis and encapsulation of silver and silver halide nanoparticles inside shell-cross-linked cylindrical block copolymer polyisoprene-block-polyferrocenyldimethylsilane (PI-b-PFS) micelles (1) through in situ redox reactions are reported. The cylindrical nanostructures 1 were prepared by the solution self-assembly of the PI-b-PFS diblock copolymer in the PI-selective solvent hexane followed by Pt(0)-catalyzed PI shell-cross-linking hydrosilylation reactions. The partial preoxidation of the swollen PFS core using tris(4-bromophenyl)aminium hexachloroantimonate [p-BrC6H4)3N][SbCl6] (2, Magic Blue) followed by redox reaction between the remaining Fe(II) centers in the PFS core and Ag(+) cations led to the formation of silver nanoparticles. High-resolution scanning transmission electron microscopy images of the resulting peapod structures provided a clear indication that the nanoparticles were encapsulated inside the micelles. The composition of the nanoparticles was analyzed by energy-dispersive X-ray spectroscopy (EDX). By combining the evolution of the UV-vis spectra of the reaction mixture and EDX measurements, we surprisingly found that silver halide seed particles were formed through a precipitation reaction at an early stage of the encapsulation process. The size of the silver nanoparticles varied with different amounts of silver ions added to the micelle solution. When I2 was used as the preoxidant, AgI nanoparticles were formed and encapsulated inside the cylinders through the precipitation reaction between iodide anions and silver ions. The packing density of the resulting AgI nanoparticles was increased by an iterative addition method, which utilizes the reversible redox properties of PFS. The small encapsulated AgI nanoparticles were also shown to serve as seeds for the formation of larger Ag nanoparticles when a silver salt was subsequently added.     

Periodic precipitation of silver chromate/dichromate in gelatin

The spatial and temporal evolution of silver chromate/dichromate Liesegang Rings (LR) in gelatin is studied microdensitometrically and microscopically. The analysis of the distribution of various ionic species in dichromate solutions leads to a notion of the possibility of both silver chromate and silver dichromate precipitation. A simple mathematical model of diffusion in thin layers has been developed. The results of the turbidity front progression measurements are consistent with this model and, together with the secondary structure observations, support the postnucleation hypothesis of primary LR formation.     

银离子在二氧化硅粒子表面上的成核反应

在含有乙醇的SiO₂溶胶中,Ag⁺不管在碱性、中性或在弱碱、弱酸情况下都能在SiO₂粒子表面上还原成核,形成金属Ag颗粒.研究表明,银的等离子体共振吸收峰的移动是尺寸效应和表面效应共同作用的结果.     

Crystallization of silver stearate from sodium stearate dispersions

Silver carboxylates, the common silver source used for photothermographic imaging materials, are normally obtained from the reaction between sodium soap (e.g., sodium stearate) and silver nitrate. They form platelet-like crystals with a lamellar structure in water at room temperature. Light microscopy investigations reveal that the formation of silver stearate (AgSt) crystals follows a diffusion-controlled mechanism. The reaction between the sodium soap and silver nitrate preferentially occurs in solution rather than on the soap fiber solid interface. Cryogenic transmission electron microscopy, together with an on-the-grid reaction technique, provides a useful tool to directly image silver stearate microstructures at the initial stages of AgSt precipitation. The AgSt reaction product first forms particles about 5 nm in size, which is similar to the d-spacing of final AgSt crystals. Those particles aggregate to produce larger and loosely packed embryonic crystals, the precursors to the ultimate silver stearate crystals.     

Secondary structure of periodic precipitation patterns in gelatin

The primary and secondary Liesegang rings in the silver dichromate-gelatin system were studied microscopically and microdensitometrically. The close mutual connection of both structures is evident from these measurements. Examination of the temporal sequence of ring development showed that the formation of fine secondary rings precedes the growth of primary precipitation patterns. The experimental results confirm the view that the formation of both primary and secondary rings has a common basis and pattern.     

Silica Gels and Gel Glasses Containing Silver and Platinum Metal Particles

Silica gels containing between 0.05 and 20.0 mol% Ag2O and between 0.1 and 1.0 mol% PtO2 have been synthesized using TEOS, C2H5OH, H2O, HNO3, HCl, AgNO3 and PtCl4 as precursors. The gels obtained with Ag2O are colorless, while the gels containing PtO2 are yellow. The gels have been heat treated in the 25–1000°C temperature range. The processes of structural evolution of gels have been studied by means of IR-spectroscopy, X-ray diffraction analysis, transmission electron microscopy (TEM) and transmission electron microdiffraction (TEMD). It has been established that the temperature of gel to gel-glass transition decreases when the Ag2O content of the gels increases. The same tendency was established for the gel to gel-glass transition in the SiO2-PtO2 system.Special attention was paid to the formation of silver and platinum metallic particles in amorphous materials. The microstructure of the gels has been observed and the sizes of the metal particles were determined to be from 3 to 25 nm.The crystallization processes in the gels heat treated at 1000–1200°C have been examined and besides the silver and platinum particles -cristobalite was formed.It has been shown that nanocomposite materials containing ultrafine silver and platinum particles in SiO2 amorphous or polycrystalline matrixes can be obtained.     

Silver bromide nanoparticle/polymer composites: dual action tunable antimicrobial materials

We present a simple method of fabricating highly potent dual action antibacterial composites consisting of a cationic polymer matrix and embedded silver bromide nanoparticles. A simple and novel technique of on-site precipitation of AgBr was used to synthesize the polymer/nanoparticle composites. The synthesized composites have potent antibacterial activity toward both gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria. The materials form good coatings on surfaces and kill both airborne and waterborne bacteria. Surfaces coated with these composites resist biofilm formation. These composites are different from other silver-containing antibacterial materials both in the ease of synthesis and in the use of a silver salt nanoparticle instead of elemental silver or complex silver compounds. We also demonstrate the ability to tune the release of biocidal Ag(+) ions from these composites by controlling the size of the embedded AgBr nanoparticles. These composites are potentially useful as antimicrobial coatings in a wide variety of biomedical and general use applications.     

A surfactant‐free synthesis of the silica nanosphere‐supported ultrafine silver nanoparticles and their antibacterial effects

In this study, a facile, efficient, and surfactant‐free method to synthesize silica nanosphere‐supported ultrafine silver nanoparticles (AgNPs) (~2.5 nm) was developed, and their antibacterial effects were investigated. In the synthesis process, the hydrolysis of 3‐mercaptopropyltrimethoxysilane was adopted to provide thiol groups and in situ reduce Ag⁺ to Ag⁰ for ultrafine AgNPs formation on the surface of the silica nanosphere. Electron microscopy characterization of the complex formed revealed that the ultrafine AgNPs were not agglomerated and grow without any surfactants because there were no excess electrons transported from the shell to reduce the silver ions to silver atoms. The antibacterial effects of the supported ultrafine AgNPs with the surfactant‐free surface were evaluated against the Escherichia coli even at very low dosage. After incubation with 20 μg/mL silica‐supported AgNPs up to 120 min, 99.7% of the E. coli were inactivated, according to the bacterial viability measured by flow cytometry.     

Real-time probing of the growth dynamics of nanoparticles using potentiometric ion-selective electrodes

This Communication demonstrates the ability of potentiometric ion-selective electrodes (ISE) to probe the growth dynamics of metal nanoparticles in real-time. The new monitoring capability is illustrated using a solid-contact silver ISE for monitoring the hydroquinone-induced precipitation of silver on gold nanoparticle seeds. Potential-time recordings obtained under different conditions are used to monitor the depletion of the silver ion during the nanoparticle formation and shed useful insights into the growth dynamics of the nanoparticles. Such potentiometric profiles correlate well with the analogous optical measurements. The new real-time electrochemical probing of the particle growth process reflects the direct, rapid and sensitive response of modern ISE to changes in the level of the precipitated metal ion from the bulk solution and holds considerable promise for probing the preparation of different nanoscale materials.     

Influence of AgCl precipitates on the precipitation titration of sodium chloride by constant-current coulometry.

The precipitation titration of sodium chloride with electrogenerated silver ion was studied. The production of a precipitate of silver chloride had a significant effect on the titration results because the precipitate involved unreacted chloride or unreacted silver ion. The accuracy of the method was investigated by changing the introduction time of a sodium chloride solution to the coulometric cell during the process of electrolysis, and examining the dependency on the sample size. The accuracy of the measurement of the precipitation titration is discussed.     

片状卤化银晶体的制备、结构与性能的研究——Ⅱ.pAg对片状颗粒的尺寸、纵横比、碘离子分布及离子电导率的影响

本文研究了双注法制备片状卤化银微晶时,pAg值对所形成的卤化银片状颗粒的尺寸、纵横此、碘离子分布以及离子电导率的影响。随着pAg值的升高,片状颗粒的尺寸和纵横比都相应地增大和升高,且越来越多的碘离子从颗粒中心向外层迁移,直至到达表层,这说明存在晶体的重结晶过程。表面层的溴碘原子比是用X射线光电子能谱仪(XPS)测定的,并测量了不同pAg值下制备的不同尺寸的片状卤化银乳剂的介电损耗频谱。其结果表明,片状颗粒的尺寸影响其离子电导率,表层碘含量的影响不明显。     

Coating of Nanosize Silver Particles with Silica

The formation of silica shells on core silver particles by a modified St?ber process was investigated and the coated particles were characterized using UV-visible spectroscopy, transmission electron microscopy, and electrophoresis. The deposition conditions, such as reagent concentrations and reaction time, were optimized in order to obtain uniform surface layers of silica and to avoid excess precipitation of the latter. Copyright 2000 Academic Press.     

In-Situ Formation of AgCl Nanocrystallites in Films Prepared by the Sol-Gel and Silver Nanoparticles in Silica Glass Films

We are reporting on a novel preparation of silver chloride in sol-gel silica films as a precursor for nanoparticles of silver. The precipitation of silver chloride particles in-situ was achieved by the reaction of silver nitrate with trichloroacetic acid. The reaction leads to a slow release of chloride leading to a controlled precipitation of AgCl. The existence of an isotropic crystalline AgCl phase in the glass films was demonstrated by X-rays Diffraction Analysis (XRD) and Scanning Electron Microscope and Energy Dispersive Analysis of X-rays (SEM-EDAX). The resulting films are of good optical quality and exhibit a strong coloration upon irradiation with sunlight or heating to 600°C, due to the reduction of AgCl to silver nanoparticles. The absorption spectra of the films before and after irradiation are shown.     

Dosage complexométrique de bromures et d'iodures en présence l'un de l'autre

Bromides and iodides are determined simultaneously by precipitation as silver halide In another aliquot, silver halides are oxidized, bromine being liberated, the iodate formed is then reduced to iodide which precipitates. The silver precipitates are treated with ammoniacal tetracyano nickelate and displaced nickel is determined complexometrically Bromide is determined by difference     

SILVER CHLORIDE MICROCRYSTALS SUSPENSIONS IN MICROEMULSION MEDIA

A study of the precipitation of silver chloride in a micro-emulsion medium is presented. Measurements of turbidity, X-ray diffraction and small angle scattering show, the rapid formation of small crystals, about 60 °A in diameter wliich show no further growth and aggregate only slowly ; the stabilization of these solid particle suspensions, of steric or electrostatic origin, is increased by six orders of magnitude in comparison with aqueous colloidal solutions     

EDTA滴定法测定分银渣中的铅含量

采用氟化铵-盐酸-硝酸-高氯酸溶解样品,加入氢溴酸除去样品中的砷、锑、锡等共存元素,加入硫酸将样品中的铅转化为硫酸铅沉淀,通过过滤与其它元素分离,滴定前加入巯基乙酸掩蔽铋,在乙酸-乙酸钠缓冲体系下,以二甲酚橙为指示剂,建立了采用EDTA络合滴定法测定分银渣中铅含量的方法。实验方法用于测定分银渣中的铅含量,测定结果的相对标准偏差(RSD,n=11)为0.32%～0.90%,加标回收率为100%～102%。能够满足日常测定需求。