Electrochemical detection of commercial silver nanoparticles: identification, sizing and detection in environmental media.

The electrochemistry of silver nanoparticles contained in a consumer product has been studied. The redox properties of silver particles in a commercially available disinfectant cleaning spray were investigated via cyclic voltammetry before particle-impact voltammetry was used to detect single partic...

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Main Authors: Stuart, E, Tschulik, K, Omanović, D, Cullen, J, Jurkschat, K, Crossley, A, Compton, R
Format: Journal article
Language:English
Published: 2013
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author Stuart, E
Tschulik, K
Omanović, D
Cullen, J
Jurkschat, K
Crossley, A
Compton, R
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Tschulik, K
Omanović, D
Cullen, J
Jurkschat, K
Crossley, A
Compton, R
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description The electrochemistry of silver nanoparticles contained in a consumer product has been studied. The redox properties of silver particles in a commercially available disinfectant cleaning spray were investigated via cyclic voltammetry before particle-impact voltammetry was used to detect single particles in both a typical aqueous electrolyte and authentic seawater media. We show that particle-impact voltammetry is a promising method for the detection of nanoparticles that have leached into the environment from consumer products, which is an important development for the determination of risks associated with the incorporation of nanotechnology into everyday products.
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spelling oxford-uuid:453e8898-7c32-4743-a87f-f89dee4452ae2022-03-26T15:06:39ZElectrochemical detection of commercial silver nanoparticles: identification, sizing and detection in environmental media.Journal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:453e8898-7c32-4743-a87f-f89dee4452aeEnglishSymplectic Elements at Oxford2013Stuart, ETschulik, KOmanović, DCullen, JJurkschat, KCrossley, ACompton, RThe electrochemistry of silver nanoparticles contained in a consumer product has been studied. The redox properties of silver particles in a commercially available disinfectant cleaning spray were investigated via cyclic voltammetry before particle-impact voltammetry was used to detect single particles in both a typical aqueous electrolyte and authentic seawater media. We show that particle-impact voltammetry is a promising method for the detection of nanoparticles that have leached into the environment from consumer products, which is an important development for the determination of risks associated with the incorporation of nanotechnology into everyday products.
spellingShingle Stuart, E
Tschulik, K
Omanović, D
Cullen, J
Jurkschat, K
Crossley, A
Compton, R
Electrochemical detection of commercial silver nanoparticles: identification, sizing and detection in environmental media.
title Electrochemical detection of commercial silver nanoparticles: identification, sizing and detection in environmental media.
title_full Electrochemical detection of commercial silver nanoparticles: identification, sizing and detection in environmental media.
title_fullStr Electrochemical detection of commercial silver nanoparticles: identification, sizing and detection in environmental media.
title_full_unstemmed Electrochemical detection of commercial silver nanoparticles: identification, sizing and detection in environmental media.
title_short Electrochemical detection of commercial silver nanoparticles: identification, sizing and detection in environmental media.
title_sort electrochemical detection of commercial silver nanoparticles identification sizing and detection in environmental media
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