Structural investigation on silver phosphate glasses embedded with nanoparticles

Silver-Loaded Carbon and Phosphorous Co-Doped Boron Nitride Quantum Dots (Ag@CP-BNQDs) for Efficient Organic Waste Removal: Theoretical and Experimental Investigations

“…It was found that the average particle size of Ag@CP-BNQDs is roughly equal to 21 nm according to the Scherrer equation and 29 nm according to the W–H equation (see Supporting Information). Figure B and S1 shows images corresponding to EDX spectra and mapping of Ag@CP-BNQD nanocomposite that shows the detection of silver, carbon, phosphorous, nitrogen, and boron. ,,,− , …”

“…Figure 2B and S1 shows images corresponding to EDX spectra and mapping of Ag@CP-BNQD nanocomposite that shows the detection of silver, carbon, phosphorous, nitrogen, and boron. 31,40,41,[45][46][47]55 FTIR spectra were characterized to investigate the formation of Ag@CP-BNQDs. Figure 2C shows the FTIR spectra of Ag@CP-BNQDs.…”

“…Figure 2 B and S1 shows images corresponding to EDX spectra and mapping of Ag@CP-BNQD nanocomposite that shows the detection of silver, carbon, phosphorous, nitrogen, and boron. 31 , 40 , 41 , 45 − 47 , 55 …”

Effect of heat treatment on optical, dielectric and mechanical properties of silver nanoparticle embedded CaO CaF2P2O5 glass

“…The common feature observed from FTIR investigation of silver nanoparticle grown in phosphate glasses of samples heat treated at 550°C for different holding times between 10 and 50 h is that the vibration bands of as quenched and heat treated glasses are the same. This implies that the growth of silver nanoparticle inside glasses do not modify the basic phosphate glass network [27]. The increase in dielectric constant with increase in duration of heat treatment at 550°C indicates that the resistance of CPFAS glasses increases due to increase in size of silver nanoparticle.…”

Ion dynamics in glassy ionic conductors: Scaling of mean square displacement of mobile ions

“…We have chosen a silver metaphosphate (AgPO 3 ) glass system doped with different concentrations of AgI and CdI 2 dopant salts. The details of preparation of these glasses have been reported earlier [14,15]. Glass samples of compositions AgPO 3 , xAgI-(1 − x)AgPO 3 (x = 0, 0.10, 0.20 and 0.30) and yCdI 2 -(1 − y)AgPO 3 (y = 0, 0.05, 0.10, 0.15 and 0.20) were prepared by the quenching of the melts.…”