A number of antimicrobial silver dressings based on different substrates and silver technologies have been introduced recently. Initial in vitro testing of a new cost-effective silver dressing* showed a strong dependence between silver release and the ionic strength and organic content of the extraction solution. To answer the question if all silver dressings show similar dependence on extracti...

There have been concerns raised over the treatment of acute burns with silver particles because of the potential toxicity caused by silver. As the wound heals, a membrane is formed between the silver particle and the blood, but this membrane is not impenetrable, which might lead to further silver absorption. This paper reports the in vitro cytotoxicity of silver-chitosan composites prepared as ...

This paper deals with silver sorption toMyxococcus xanthus biomass. The dry biomass of this microorganism is shown to be a good sorbent for the recovery of silver present at low solution concentrations. Between initial silver concentrations of 2 and 0.05 mM, the percentage of accumulation ranges from 8.12% to 75% of the total silver present in the solution. Transmission electron microscopy stud...

Silver is a naturally occurring element. Similar to other metals, the ionized form of silver (Ag(+1)) has known antimicrobial properties. A number of wound dressings incorporating silver ion or silver compounds have recently been developed and marketed. In addition, the antimicrobial effects of silver are currently being promoted in consumer products such as clothing and household appliances. T...

according to circumstance of kerman sarcheshmeh cooper complex that its anode slime is mainly consisted of cu, ag, au, pb and se. in this work, recovery of silver from anode slime and subsequent synthesis of silver nanoparticles from leaching solution was made. silver was separated from anode slime by using of hno3 and hcl. x-ray fluorescence spectroscopy (xrf) was used to characterize anode sl...