“…Even though the precise mechanisms of biocidal activity of silver against microorganisms is not fully understood, the proposed antimicrobial mechanisms are first that, silver ions can associate with the cell wall [16] , cell membrane [17] , and cell envelope of microorganisms [18,19] . The positive charge of a silver ion is critical for antimicrobial activity, allowing electrostatic attraction between the negative charges of the bacterial cell membrane and positively charged silver particles causing cell membrane rupturing [17,[20][21][22] .…”