Different solvents and organic modifiers for the control of crystallographic parameters in nano-crystallite hydroxyapatite for amplification of photocatalytic activity

Kawsar, Md.; Sahadat Hossain, Md.; Tabassum, Sumaya; Bahadur, Newaz Mohammed; Ahmed, Samina

doi:10.1039/d3na01122d

Nanoscale Adv.

2024

DOI: 10.1039/d3na01122d

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Different solvents and organic modifiers for the control of crystallographic parameters in nano-crystallite hydroxyapatite for amplification of photocatalytic activity

Md. Kawsar,

Md. Sahadat Hossain,

Sumaya Tabassum

et al.

Abstract: In this research, HAp nanocrystals were synthesized using conventional wet chemical precipitation methods using various organic modifiers, including urea, palmitic acid, and naphthalene. Ethanol and isopropyl alcohol (IPA) were used...

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Synthesis and Characterization of Nano‐Crystallite Triple Super Phosphate (TSP) from Marine Mollusk Waste: Babylonia japonica, Oliva sayana, and Conasprella bermudensis

Kawsar,

Sahadat Hossain,

Akter

et al. 2024

ChemistryOpen

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The study aims to synthesize nano‐crystallite TSP using renewable, low‐cost, waste marine mollusk from three different species such as Babylonia japonica, Oliva sayana, and Conasprella bermudensis. The molar ratio of phosphate to calcium in triple superphosphate [TSP, Ca(H2PO4)2.H2O] significantly impacts its properties and fertilizer performance, in this case, we kept the ratio to 2. Raw TSP has a high phosphate content and lower calcium content. The synthesized TSP was analyzed using various techniques including TGA, XRD, EDX, FT‐IR, and SEM. The study utilized multiple XRD model equations to analyze crystallite size ( ), with all models except the Liner straight‐line method providing higher estimates for synthesized TSP. Furthermore, the values for stress (2×107 to 4×107 N/m2), strain (4×10−4 to 9×10−4), as well as energy density (4.54×103 to 16.27×103 J/m3) were also calculated for the synthesized product. However, the preferential growth calculation indicates that (010), (021), and (020) planes are the most thermodynamically stable planes for the growth of the synthesized TSP. Apart from that, FTIR result confirms that CaO, −OH, as well as PO43− functional groups are present in the synthesized products. This research suggests that marine mollusks can be utilized as a calcium precursor for P‐fertilizer and 60 % phosphoric acid, thereby reducing production costs by eliminating additional dehydrating. Additionally, waste marine mollusk shells could be utilized as an alternative to the production of phosphate‐based fertilizer.

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Synthesis and Characterization of Nano‐Crystallite Triple Super Phosphate (TSP) from Marine Mollusk Waste: Babylonia japonica, Oliva sayana, and Conasprella bermudensis

Kawsar,

Sahadat Hossain,

Akter

et al. 2024

ChemistryOpen

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Synthesis and characterization of nano-Plaster of Paris from Babylonia japonica, Oliva sayana, and Conasprella bermudensis

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Sahadat Hossain,

Akter

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Crystallographic characterization of gypsum synthesized from marine wastes (Babylonia japonica, Olive sayana, and Conasprella bermudensis)

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Hossain,

Munshi

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Different solvents and organic modifiers for the control of crystallographic parameters in nano-crystallite hydroxyapatite for amplification of photocatalytic activity

Abstract: In this research, HAp nanocrystals were synthesized using conventional wet chemical precipitation methods using various organic modifiers, including urea, palmitic acid, and naphthalene. Ethanol and isopropyl alcohol (IPA) were used...

Cited by 4 publications

References 68 publications

Synthesis and Characterization of Nano‐Crystallite Triple Super Phosphate (TSP) from Marine Mollusk Waste: Babylonia japonica, Oliva sayana, and Conasprella bermudensis

Synthesis and Characterization of Nano‐Crystallite Triple Super Phosphate (TSP) from Marine Mollusk Waste: Babylonia japonica, Oliva sayana, and Conasprella bermudensis

Synthesis and characterization of nano-Plaster of Paris from Babylonia japonica, Oliva sayana, and Conasprella bermudensis

Crystallographic characterization of gypsum synthesized from marine wastes (Babylonia japonica, Olive sayana, and Conasprella bermudensis)

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