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X. 29.<br />

Title<br />

Authors<br />

EUROINVENT <strong>2012</strong><br />

Financial support was provided by the project<br />

POSDRU/89/1.5/S/49944.<br />

SYNTHESIS OF SILVER/CHITOSAN/CLAY<br />

BIONANOCOMPOSITES USING CHEMICAL REDUCTION<br />

METHOD<br />

Claudia-Mihaela Hristodor, Violeta Elena Copcia, Andrei Victor<br />

Sandu, Eveline Popovici<br />

Institution “Alexandru Ioan Cuza” University of <strong>Iasi</strong><br />

Description<br />

In this study, silver nanoparticles silver/chitosan were<br />

synthesized into the lamellar space of clay using the chemical<br />

reduction method (ascorbic acid as reducing agent). Chitosan,<br />

clay, and AgNO3 were used as the natural polymeric stabilizer,<br />

solid support, and silver precursor, respectively. The properties<br />

of silver/chitosan/clay bionanocomposites were studied as the<br />

function of concentration of silver/clay ratio. The textural and<br />

morphological properties were studied. Meanwhile, the<br />

crystalline structure and d-spacing of the clay interlayer, average<br />

size and size distribution, surface morphology, elemental signal<br />

peaks, functional groups, and surface plasmon resonance of<br />

silver/chitosan/clay were determined by powder X-ray<br />

diffraction (XRD), FTIR spectroscopy, N2 adsorptiondesorption<br />

isotherms, particle size analysis and Scaning Electron<br />

Microscopy (these studies infer that the particles are mostly<br />

spherical in shape) which reveal of the nano nature of the<br />

particles.<br />

Financial support was provided by the project<br />

POSDRU/89/1.5/S/49944.<br />

X. 30.<br />

Study of the retention capacity of iron salts by ceramic material :<br />

Title<br />

Application for the removal of residual coagulant in drinking<br />

water<br />

Authors J.M. SIELIECHI, G. JOSEPH KAYEM, I. SANDU<br />

Institution University of Ngaoundere, Cameroon<br />

Description<br />

The objective of this work is to used natural materials<br />

(biomaterials) to reduced the residual coagulants in drinking<br />

water. The aluminum and iron contents in drinking water can<br />

mainly be derived from the water treatment process because<br />

these metal ions is commonly used as reactant for coagulationflocculation.<br />

When the optimum physico-chemical condition of<br />

the treatment of raw water is not well established, the probability<br />

Innovative Researches<br />

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