• Green synthesized

Gold Nanoflowers (GS – FAuNPs) 50nm

$52.90$1,428.30

(Chronopost Express Delivery)

Product Description

Gold nanoflowers are synthesized following a process patented by TORSKAL using crude and/or purified extracts from plants. This green, reproducible synthesis leads to very stable gold nanoflowers without hazardous chemicals. Plant extracts have a role in both synthesis and stability of the gold nanoflowers. Thoroughly washed nanoflowers are suspended in water or can be dispersed in other solvents or buffers.

Each batch of gold nanoflowers are extremely characterized using techniques including transmission electron microscopy (TEM), dynamic light scattering (DLS), zeta potential, and UV-Visible spectroscopy.

Applications of our gold nanoflowers

  • Photothermal Therapy, Photodynamic Therapy

  • Diagnostics, Drug Delivery, Lateral Flow Analysis (LFA)

  • Light Microscopy, Darkfield Microscopy, Electron Microscopy (TEM/SEM)

  • Surface-Enhanced Fluorescence, Surface Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy (SERS)

  • Biosensors, Biomarkers, Catalysis

  • Plasmonic, Nanocoating

  • Cosmetics, Electronics

Product Specification

Parameters OD : 1 OD : 10 OD : 50
Diameter (TEM) (nm) 49.57 Same Same
Size disparity (+/- nm) 9.41 Same Same
Diameter deviation 15% Same Same
SPR Peak 550 – 555 Same Same
Particle concentration (NP/ml) 3.4E + 12 3.4E + 13 1.7E + 14
Mass concentration (mg/ml) 4.13E – 2 4.19E – 1 2.10E + 00
Particle molar concentration 5.65E – 11 5.65E – 10 2.825E – 09
Zeta potential (mV) -33.8 Same Same
Zeta potential deviation 10% Same Same
Particle volume (nm3) 6.37E + 04 Same Same
Particle surface (nm2) 7.72E + 03 Same Same
Surface/Volume ratio 0.121 Same Same
Solvent DIH = 18MEG DI Water Same Same
Stability 3 months Same Same
Storage temperature 4 – 8 °C Same Same
Color Purple Same Same

Physico-chemical Characterization

Gold Nanoflowers 50nm - Graph 1

Extinction spectrum of the solution of FAuNPs 50

Gold Nanoflowers 50nm - Graph 2

Size distribution of FAuNPs 50 determined by transmission electron microscopy image