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the metal ion concentration used in the synthesis, we can calculate
the total mass of the nanoparticles assuming a 100% conversion,
[ M ] 100% . The actual mass of nanoparticles, [ M ] exp , can then be
determined by acid-dissolution of a known aliquot followed by ASV
analysis, having plotted a calibration curve for that metal ion. The
recovery isobviously [ M ] exp /
[ M ] 100% .
Nanoparticle stock concentration The total number of nanoparti-
cles isgiven by
mass ofmetal ion used in synthesis
x massof 1 particle
× recovery = no. ofparticles
From the volume used in the synthesis this can be converted to a
concentration of nanoparticles mL 1 .
Capsule/latex concentration. A TEM image of some (PAH/PSS) 4
capsules is shown in Fig. 8.10a, and a sub-micron PSA latex particle
shown in Fig. 8.13. The mass of one capsule or particle can be
calculatedfromtheshellorparticledimensions,assumingadensity
of 1.01 g cm 3 for the capsule and 1.05 g cm 3 for the particle [55].
Figure 8.13. TEM image of 493 nm diameter PSA particle. Taken with
permission from [131], S. Pinijsuwan, P. Rijiravanich, M. Somasundrum,
and W. Surareungchai, Anal. Chem . 80 , 6779-6784 (2008). Supporting
Information. c
American Chemical Society.
 
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