“…Silver nanoparticles have been considered for many applications in the field of medicine, textile, paints, and waste-water treatment [1]. Also, the investigations of nanocomposite materials where silver particles deposited on porous substrates such as activated carbon [2,3], mesoporous silica [4], and chitosan [5] were studied previously. There are various synthetic methods by which silver nanoparticles are prepared which includes high temperature solid-state reaction, high-energy ball milling, sol-gel, microemulsion methods, oxidation techniques, and co-precipitation with the aging of solutions and thermal decomposition and hydrothermal synthesis.…”