Enhanced accumulation of microalgal pigments using metal nanoparticle solutions as light filtering devices
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Eroglu, Ela
Eggers, P.
Winslade, M.
Smith, S.
Raston, C.
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2013Type
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Localized surface plasmon resonances of various metal nanoparticles are used as wavelength specific backscattering light filters. Placing spheroidal silver nanoparticles and gold nanorods around microalgal culture flasks increased the formation of photopigments in Chlorella vulgaris microalgal cells by such backscattering in the spectral regions favourable for microalgal growth. © 2013 The Royal Society of Chemistry.
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Eroglu, E. and Eggers, P. and Winslade, M. and Smith, S. and Raston, C. 2013. Enhanced accumulation of microalgal pigments using metal nanoparticle solutions as light filtering devices. Green Chemistry. 15 (11): pp. 3155-3159.
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Green Chemistry
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Department of Chemical Engineering
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