Microorganism-mediated, CTAB-directed aggregation of Au nanostructures around Escherichia coli cells: Towards enhanced Au recovery through coordination of cell-CTAB–ascorbic acid

Microorganism-mediated, CTAB-directed aggregation of Au nanostructures around Escherichia coli cells: Towards enhanced Au recovery through coordination of cell-CTAB–ascorbic acid
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DOI:
10.1016/j.seppur.2014.07.016
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发表时间:
2014-09
影响因子:
8.6
通讯作者:
Haixian Yang;Liqin Lin;T. Odoom-Wubah;Dengpo Huang;Daohua Sun;Jiale Huang;Qingbiao Li
Haixian Yang;Liqin Lin;T. Odoom-Wubah;Dengpo Huang;Daohua Sun;Jiale Huang;Qingbiao Li
中科院分区:
工程技术1区
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作者:
Haixian Yang;Liqin Lin;T. Odoom-Wubah;Dengpo Huang;Daohua Sun;Jiale Huang;Qingbiao Li

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In this paper, a microorganism-mediated, cetyltrimethylammonium bromide (CTAB)-directed (MCD) aggregation of Au nanostructures aroundEscherichia colicells (ECCs) for enhanced Au recovery, from aqueous HAuCl4is demonstrated for the first time. Owing to the coordination of cell-CTAB–ascorbic acid (AA), one dimensional Au nanostructures grew around the ECCs, inducing the rapid aggregation of Au and the ECCs. The concentrations of CTAB and AA had insignificant effect on the precipitation if the ECC dosage and HAuCl4concentration were matched. The Au recovery efficiency decreased with increasing CTAB concentration, while a minimum AA concentration was required for higher Au recovery efficiency. The ECC-binding Au ions were reduced to form Au nuclei over the cell surface that provided preferential nucleation sites. Meanwhile, the free ligand-substituted anions in the solution were reduced to Au atoms that served as Au source for growing the Au nanostructures around the ECCs. This work exemplifies a new avenue to enhance the efficiency of recovering Au through the engineering of Au nanostructures.