Bulletin of the American Physical Society
APS March Meeting 2019
Volume 64, Number 2
Monday–Friday, March 4–8, 2019; Boston, Massachusetts
Session L70: Poster Session II (11:15am-2:15pm)
11:15 AM,
Wednesday, March 6, 2019
BCEC
Room: Exhibit Hall
Abstract: L70.00325 : Continue study of nano-Co synthesized by pea (Pisum Sativum L.) and lucerne (Medicago Sativa L.).
Presenter:
Nereida Avendaño Gavira
(National Autonomous University of Mexico)
Authors:
Nereida Avendaño Gavira
(National Autonomous University of Mexico)
Elizabeth Chavira
(National Autonomous University of Mexico)
Guadalupe Zavala
(National Autonomous University of Mexico)
Adriana Tejeda
(National Autonomous University of Mexico)
Lucerne oxidizes Co3O4 by its growing process; all vegetables need oxygen to grow (we are working in the mechanism by which lucerne do that). The lucerne is a natural nano-synthesizer; by HRTEM it is visualized Co shape and size of the nano-crystals in lucerne. Co is distributing in small highly symmetric complex similar to virus structure in infected cells. In pea the results are not that clear, we visualized the Co agglomerate by HRTEM in the root.
Due to the interest in the structural properties of nano-cobalt synthesized, the contaminated samples were allowed to dry under room conditions during 29 days. Then plats were grind, and as we know we have metallic Co inside the plat, so using a magnet we separated the organic part which contained it. Finally they were analyzed with XRD, one study for lucerne and other for pea.
Because of in the XRD analysis the proportion of Co were less than 1% (plants were contaminated with 0.05 g of Co3O4) result showed us only the diffraction of the organic part.
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