Metal Dispersion

Silver Dispersion sensitivity to light has found fast-growing use in the photovoltaic, or solar energy, industry. Using silver as a conductive ink, photovoltaic cells transform sunlight into electricity. silver nanoparticles are an effective antibacterial substance and are found as additive in various medical applications.

Silver Dispersion, Cylindrical colloidal-silver-impregnated ceramic filters for household (point-of-use) water treatment were manufactured and tested for performance in the laboratory with respect to flow rate and bacteria transport. Colloidal silver was appliedto filters in different quantities and ways dipping and painting. Filters were also tested without any colloidal-silver application. colloidal silver by either painting with, or dipping in, a colloidal-silver solution. The colloidal silver is hypothesized to act as a microbial disinfectant.

Silver Dispersion solute- and bacteria-transport experimentsprovide improved understanding of the relative affects of filtration and colloidal-silver disinfection on bacteria removal by the ceramic filters. Bacteria transport data for the three filters prior to application of colloidal silver support the hypothesis that steric rejection or size exclusion chromatography is a significant mechanism of bacteria removal in the ceramic filters. Filters with smaller pores caused higher rejection of bacteria.

Silver Dispersion have been used as antimicrobial compounds for coliform found in waste water. Silver (Ag) nanoparticles, nanodots or nanopowder are spherical or flake high surface area metal particles having high antibacterial activity  are used in wound. Applications for silver nanocrystals include as an anti-microbial, anti-biotic and anti-fungal agent when incorporated in coatings, nanofiber, first aid bandages, plastics, soap and textiles, in treatment of certain viruses, in self cleaning fabrics, as conductive filler and in nanowire and certain catalyst applications.

Silver Dispersion Antimicrobial coatings of colloidal silver are present in a wide variety of applications, including deodorizing shoe inserts, washing machines, and wound dressings. High levels of silver are toxic to human cells, which can slow healing in the case of wound care.