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Muhammad Rizki Kurniawana
>*, Aji Humaedib , Ahmad Fitra Ritongac
aStudy Program of Medical LaboratoryTechnology,Facultyof ScienceandTechnology,BinawanUniversity,Jakarta,Indonesia
bStudy Program of Pharmacy,Faculty of Science andTechnology,Binawan University,Jakarta,Indonesia
cStudy Program of Physical Engineering,Faculty of Science and Technology,BinawanUniversity,Jakarta,Indonesia
*Corresponding author:kurniawan@binawan.ac.id https://doi.0rg/10.14710/jksa.23.7.255-260
A r t i c l e I n f o A b s t r a c t
Article history:
Received: 13thMay2020 Revised:4thJuly2020 Accepted:17thJuly2020
Online:31stJuly2020
The Centrifugal liquid Membrane (CLM) method
,
which provides an ultra-thin two-phase liquid membrane system in a rotating glass cell,
was successfully appliedtoGreenSynthesis fromPolyscias Scutellaria( PS)capped gold nanoparticles (AuNPs-PS) using a Mangkokan leaf (Polyscias Scutellaria) extract as a reducing agent andstabilizer in the hexane-watersystem.
PSextract inhexane fractionas the organic phase hasaUVabsorptionspectrumatthe maximum wavelength,
of220nm
,
while the precursor of HAuCl4solutionasanaqueous phase hasan of 214 nm.
Investigation of AuNPs-PS formation was carried out at various concentrationsof Mangkokanleaf extract concentration;i.
e. ,
0.0010.003;0.005; 0.007 and 0.009%,
while the reactionwascarried out at various rotationalspeeds of 5,
000-9,
000rpm.
The formation andstabilityofAuNPs-PSwereobservedfrom the phenomenon of surface plasmonresonance(SPR)and absorbance changesas measured by a UV-Vis spectrophotometer.
The results of measurements using CLM-Spectrophotometry shows the formation ofAuNPs-PSinthe hexane-water systematmax
Keywords:
GreenSynthesis; Centrifugal LiquidMembrane-
spectrophotometry;Au Nanoparticles;Hexane- Water System;Polyscias Scutellaria
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of534nm
.
max
1. Introduction
Nanoparticles are materials that have a size on a nanometer scale ranging from 1-100 nm
.
Many researchers are interested in studying nanomaterials because,
withnano-size,
the materialproperties willbe more advantageous than larger sizes [1].
Nanoparticle material engineering is the tailoring of size,
shape,
morphology
,
and arrangement of materials at the nanometer scale,
which will determine the characteristics of nanoparticles synthesized[2].
Gold nanoparticles have various forms
,
includingAu nanosphere,
Aunanorods,
Aunanoshells,
Aunanocubes,
and Au nanocages [3
,
4,
5].
Synthesis of gold nanoparticles is generally carried outbythe Turkevich method,
namely by using chloroauric acid(HAuCl4)with areducing agent sodium citrate.
Theprimaryreaction isthe reduction of Ausalt (HAuCl4) toform agold metal
.
This method converts the synthesis ofAu3+ions intoAu°.
Sodium citrate is often used in the synthesis of gold nanoparticles
.
Besides actingasa reducing agent,
it is alsoastabilizerthatcanpreventthe aggregation of gold nanoparticles[6].
Thepublicknows Mangkokan ( Polyscias Scutellaria) asamedicinalplant
.
The roots,
stems,
leaves,
orfruits ofthisplantcontainbioactivecompoundsthatcantreat various types of diseases.
In general,
medicinal plants have flowers containing substances from the flavonoid,
aurone,
chalcone,
anthocyanin/
anthocyanidin groups,
which in this study are used to reduce and stabilize agents[7,
8,
9].
The Centrifugal Liquid Membrane (CLM) method can measure reaction rates at the interface area in
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This technique is a direct measurement ofchemicalspeciesthat areadsorbed at the liquid-liquid interface[10
,
11].
TheuseofCLMis by injectingasmall amountof reagent volume intoacylindricalglass.
Then a high-speed rotation iscarried out,
which producesa centrifugal force forminga phaselayeronthe cylinder glass wall [12,
13].
The cylindrical glass cell is then connected to a photomultiplier from the UV-Vis spectrophotometer.
In this study,
the CLM method is used toseeAuNPcolloidsystemswithawaterdispersing medium.
The material used in thisstudywasthe Mangkokan leaf plantfrom a plantationinthe Cilebutarea
,
Bogor,
and pure gold bar (99.99%) from PT
.
Antam.
The chemicals used were technical methanol,
technical n- hexane,
technical ethyl acetate,
concentrated HC1 32%,
concentrated HN
03 65
%,
HC1 0.02 M,
0.02 M NaOH,
Wagnerreagents
,
acetic anhydride,
concentrated H2SO4,
chloroform
,
50%methanol,
Mg powders,
FeCl3,
HC1,
and Silica gel 60PF254obtainedfrom Merck.
2.2.SynthesisofAuNanoparticleswith Mangkokan LeafExtract(MLE)
HAUC
14
stock solution was prepared by weighing 0.234g pure Au (99.99%)and dissolved in aqua regia ( HC1: HN03 =
4: 1).
The solution was evaporated by heating120°C to form AuCl4- crystals.
The crystal was washed twice and then dissolved using 118.8 mL of double-distilled water so that a 1.51% (m/
v) HAuCl4 mother liquorwasobtained.
Thenasolutionof HAuCl4 wasmadebypouring 9 mLof stock solution of HAuCl41.51% (m
/
v) on a100 mLvolumetric flask and diluted with double distilled water to the mark.
Then,
a 9mL HAUC14
solutionwas reactedwith1mL of Mangkokan leaf extract solution,
followed by characterization using a UV-Vis spectrophotometer directly connected to the CentrifugalLiquidMembrane.
2.3.General proceduresforusing Centrifugal Liquid Membrane(CLM)
AuNP@MLE synthesis was carried out using the Centrifugal Liquid Membrane (CLM) method
.
The characterization tool used to observe the formation of AuNP@MLE directly is the UV-Vis Spectrophotometer connected to the Centrifugal Liquid Membrane (CLM) motor.
AuNP synthesis was carried out in which the HAUC14
solutionasablankwasinserted intoacylindrical rotating glass cell,
then added the n-hexane solution then connected to theCLMrotatorataspeedof10,
000rpm
.
After20seconds,
the rotating glass cellwasshotby UV-Visible light at a wavelength of 200-800 nm.
The MLEsolution is mixed intoacylindricalrotational glass cell that has previously contained HAuCl4,
then connected totheCLMrotatorataspeed of10,
000rpm.
After2minutes,
the glass cells rotate,
andthe ultrathin membranewas formed,
then UV-Visible was shot ata wavelength of 200-800 nm,
andchangesareobserved every time unit.
2.4.Concentration Variationin SynthesisofAuNP- Mangkokan LeafExtract(PolysciasScutellaria) The variation of Mangkokan leaf extract concentration was 0.001%; 0.003%; 0.005%; 0.007% and 0.009%
.
250 pLHAuCl42.0xio~4Msolution was injectedintothe glass cellasablank,
then add200pLn- hexane and rotated atarotationalspeed of10,
000rpm.
Then still ina non-rotating condition,
theMLEsolution wasinjecteduntilthe desired mixture concentrationwas obtained.
At a rotation speed of 10,
000 rpm,
a measurement was performed using a UV-Visible spectrophotometer in the range of 200-800nm after2minutesof rotation
.
Choiry[14]studied the direct measurement of theAu-mercaptosuccinic-Fe (II) nanoparticle complexwith the centrifugal liquid membrane(CLM)method usingCr (VI) reducing agents which are harmful to the environment
.
ResearchonAuNPgreen synthesis using extracts( Polyscias Scutellaria)withUVlight reduction and methylene blue reduction catalysis studies is still preliminary.
They haveadisadvantage becauseUVlight is unstable[15].
While in thisstudy,
it tried touseplant extracts (Polyscias Scutellaria),
which contain secondary metabolites of flavonoids,
alkaloids,
tannins,
and terpenoidsthat areenvironmentally friendly,
canbea capping agentforstableAuNPand able to reduceAu3+to Au°
well.
Also,
the use of hexane-water interphase systems provides benefits,
as it only requires a small samplewith sensitive detection and direct measurement usingaUV-Vis spectrophotometer.
The renewal of this research is that direct observation using UV-Vis spectrophotometer in the hexane-watersystemcanalso bedeterminedbytheCLM method
.
Samples of the hexane - water system are injected into a cylindrical glass tube.
A rotation (centrifugalforce)to10000rpm is obtained to obtaina thin membrane(212 pm)withalargesurfacearea.
The centrifugal liquid membrane method was successfully applied to the green synthesis of Polyscias scutellaria- cappedgoldnanoparticlesusingplantextracts toreduce and stabilize usingthe hexane-watersystem.
2. Methodology
This researchwasconducted at theNanoInterfacial Chemistry Laboratory
,
University of Indonesia.
This researchwasconducted in 3 stages,
i.
e. ,
(i)synthesis of gold nanoparticles (AuNP)with Mangkokan leaf extract ( PolysciasAuNP@Mangkokan leaf extract by Centrifugal Liquid Membranemethod and(iii)variationof Mangkokanleaf extractconcentration usingCLMmethod
.
2.1. Equipmentand Materials
The equipment used in this study wasmeasuring cups
,
measuring flasks,
chalice cups,
stirring rods,
test tubes,
drop pipettes,
volumetricpipettes,
spray bottles,
analytical balance
,
evaporators,
Buchner funnels.
The instruments used were Shimadzu 2600 UV-Vis spectrophotometer,
Centrifugal Liquid Membrane equipment- NSKNakanishi high-speed NK260 Electer and Ono Sokki HT-431 Non-Contact Digital Photo Tachometer to monitor Centrifugal Liquid Membrane control.
Scutellaria)
,
(ii) synthesis ofmax
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1 2 3 4 5
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Results and
Discussion3.1. Liquid - LiquidInterfaceChemistry
Based onthe UV-Visabsorption spectrum pattern
,
what water phase is atawavelength of 220nm
,
andthe organic phase at 350 nm.
The wavelength at 535 nm corresponds totheresultsof AuNP synthesis.
Based on the phenomenon of liquid-liquid interface extraction,
forming AuNP synthesis is drawn towards the water phase,
indicating the dissolution process.
The AuNP color is pink,
distinctive color,
and Figure1shows a wavelength of 535 nm corresponding to the surface plasmons resonance (SPR) of AuNP.
Based on preliminarytestsofliquid-liquid interface chemistry,
it canbeseenthe phenomenon between the water-phase hexane phase.
So,
itcanbeconcluded thatAuNPcanbe synthesized bythe centrifugalliquid membrane (CLM) method so that the concentration profile can be seen continuouslyatthe interface and bulk phase.
scale
.
TheAuNP stabilityanalysis processthat is formed is carried outdirectly.
CLMrotationcan accelerate the growth of AuNP and maintain uniformity of the size distribution formed.
Proof based on observing the reactionwith the formation of pink andUV-Visspectra measurement results.
The use of CLM as a detection system isdue to the volumeof mediaused is only about0.2-1mL
,
and thisdependsonthestabilityoftheAuNP formed.
AuNPsynthesis research using theCLMmethod wascarried outbyinjecting 250pLHAUC14
solution into the glass cellasablank,
and the glass cellwasrotated at 7,
000rpm.
TheHAUC14
solution used hasaconcentration of 2.0xlo4M.
Inwater,
the HAuCl4solution ionizes to Au3+through the followingsteps:HAUC
14
+H20AuCl4 +H2O AUC
13
+H20-AUC12+ +H20 - AuCl2+ +H20-
— > AuClV
+H30
+ - AuCl3+CT +H2O>
AUC12++2CT+H2O ->
AuCl2++3C1-+H2OAu3++4CT+H2O
Furthermore
,
200 mL of hexane MLE fraction is injected then the glass cell is rotated,
then another 50 mLofMLEwaterfraction isadded to thespeedof10,
000is measured using UV-Vis rpm
.
Thenspectrophotometry and the smoothness of the spectra patternproducedafter2minutesof rotation isobserved
.
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3.3. Variationof Mangkokan LeafExtract Concentration
The variation of Mangkokan leaf extract concentration intheCLMmethod aims to determine the abilitytoreduceMLE
’
sactivecompounds,
determinethesmallestAuNPsize
,
andtheVis absorption spectrum
.
The smaller the wavelength,
the smaller theAuNPthat is formed,
while the higher the wavelength,
the larger theAuNPthat is formed.
AuNP@MLE synthesis was carried out by adding HAUC
14
withafixed volume.
This synthesis is carried out at room temperature in the CLM system.
The results obtained show the smaller the concentration of the mixture,
the smaller thetheparticlesize formed
.
Atthesametime,
theoptimum concentration is the concentration that gives the smallestwavelength inUV-Visspectra.
AuNP growth was observed rapidly in 2 minutes usingCLM
.
The centrifugal forcepossessed bytheCLM system accelerates the formation of AuNP.
Figure 2shows the results of UV-Vis characterization in AuNP synthesis using the CLM method
.
It is seen that with variations inMLE concentrations,
thereare secondary metabolitesof flavonoidcompounds thatplaya role in the formation of AuNP by influencing the wavelength,
absorbance,
and spectral band shape of the AuNP formed.
AuNPsynthesiswascarried outbyvarying the volumeofthe reducing agent,
aspresentedin Table1.
that appears in theUV-
max
Figure1.UV-VisAbsorption Spectrain Liquid-Liquid Interface Chemistry
3.2. AuNP@MLESynthesiswithCentrifugal Liquid Membrane(CLM)Method
AuNP nanoparticles in this study were used as a chemical species detector
.
The AuNP@MLE synthesis process can be observed using the Centrifugal Liquid Membrane (CLM) method through a change in color from clear(colorless)topinkand measurementsby UV- Visspectroscopyatawavelength of 520-580
nm which is the typical peak of AuNP.
The pink color produced from AuNParisesfromtheplasmonband’
sfrequency,
which absorbs green light strongly and transmits red light
.
whichmeansthe smaller
max
,
The synthesis of gold nanoparticlesuses theBrust method
,
while theapplicationusestheCLMmethod.
The combination of these methods aims to obtain the smallestAuNPsizepossibletoenlargethe surfacearea that interacts with the analyte to be detected.
This research has the advantage of measuring with CLM combinedwithUV-Vis spectrophotometry tomeasureit in situ.
When the cell is rotated and shotdirectly by UV- Vislight,
the wavelengthcanbeadjusted tothe desired untilthe formation ofAuNPsize isonthe nanometermax
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0.003%
0.005%
0.007%
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Absorbance (a.u)
0.009%
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HAuCU
and maxproduced 3.4.RotationSpeedVariationsinCentrifugal Liquid Membranes
Rotation speed variations are carried out to determine the optimum rotation speed
,
which can providethe smoothestUV-Vis absorptionspectra.
From the results of UV-Vis detection combined with theCLM system, it can beseen as theCLM’
s rotationstability.
The fineness of theUV-Visabsorption spectradepends on the stability of the CLM rotation position when operated
.
Atacertainspeed,
CLMrotatesstably,
and the rotation is homogeneous and fastsothat the resulting spectra are smooth,
which is marked by the peak of absorbance that is visible.
Volumeof HAuCl4 (1.0xio-4
M) ( mL)
Volumeof Mangkokan leafextract (1.OXIO'2M)
( mL)
Mangkokan leafextract concentration
max
(nm) (%)
0.001%
0.003% 0.005% 0.007% 0.009%
1 1 537
1 1 531
533
l l
l l 530
l l 530
With a concentration of 0.001%
,
MLE gives noisy results with a wavelength of 537 nm and a rough spectrumand notyetpink.
This indicates thatAuNPhas notformed completely.
At MLEwithaconcentrationof 0.003%,
theabsorption spectrumformed is stillslightly rough,
the size of the nanoparticles is still significant becauseRotational speed affects the formation of thin membranes in the cell wallastheliquidinsidethe glass cellexperiencescentrifugalforcesothat the liquid rises upwards lining the glass cell wall
.
Centrifugalforce is definedasacircular motion force thatmovesaway from the center of the circle.
The nature of this centrifugal force causes the fluid in the curved tube to rise to a certainheight.
The rotationalspeedusedwas5000 rpm;6000 rpm; 7000 rpm;8000rpm; 9000 rpm; and10
,
000rpm.
Results TheUV-Vis absorption spectraof samplessynthesized with different rotational speedsarepresentedin Figure is at 531 nm,
but the shape of the absorptionpeak has started sharp
.
There is still noise being observed due tothe influence of theCLM system.
max
MLE with a concentration of 0.005% has a wavelength withapeakof 533 nm withnoisyabsorption
.
This indicates that the AuNP formed is larger than 0.003%,
andthe distribution is heterogeneous in size.
A higher concentration than theoptimumconcentrationof the reduction process of Au3+ toAuNPis formed more rapidly,
resulting in unevenparticle nuclei followed by agglomeration toproduceamuch larger sizeAuNP.
The concentration of 0.007% and 0.009% is the optimumconcentration inthe formation ofAuNP bythe CLMmethod with the smallest wavelength of 530 nm
.
At this concentration,
the AuNP formed is small,
with higher absorbance than at concentrations of 0.005%,
0.003%,
and 0.001%.
The sharp absorption peak also indicates that the size of the AuNP produced is homogeneous.
The smaller the size ofAuNP,
the capping agent process using Mangkokan leaf extract is more easilyformed in the hexane-water interphasesystem.
Wavelength (nm)
Figure 3.UV-Visspectraofsamples with different rotationalspeedsusingtheCLM systeminthe hexane-
watersystem
Figure 3 shows the results of theUV-Visabsorption spectra of AuNP prepared with different rotational speeds
.
The smoothestAuNPcolloidalspectra prepared by the CLM system,
obtained at a rotational speed of 7,
000 rpm.
Figure 3 shows that the finer order of the spectraproducedwas7000 rpm> 8000rpm>7000 rpm>6000 rpm> 5000 rpm
.
Figure 3 also shows that the spectrum at 5000,
8000,
and 9000 rpm rotations look broad due to large-sized AuNP being formed or agglomeration of the particles.
The fineness of the spectrum also reveals that the higher the rotational speed,
the smaller thepresented in Table2
.
Figure2.UV-VisAuNP absorption spectraat variousconcentrationsof(a)0
,
001%,
(b)0,
003%,
(c)0,
005%,
(d)0
,
007%,
(e)0,
009%intheCLM system maxproduced.
These resultsareλ λ
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Relationship between rotationalspeedandtheresulting
nm
,
andthis is in accordance with the surfaceplasmons resonance(SPR)ofAuNP.
While the aqueous phase hasa wavelength of 350 nm.
The results of measurements usingCLM-Spectrophotometry showed the formation of AuNPs-MLE.
Variations in the concentration of Mangkokan leaf extract reached optimum concentrationsof 0.007% and 0.009% in the hexane- watersystemwith maxof 530 nm.
Meanwhile,
the most optimum rotation speed in the hexane-air system is obtained at 7000 rpm.
At this speed,
AuNP growth is observed,
the maxproducedisthe smallestcomparedto other rotational speeds,
which is at 540 nm.
The spectrum obtained is smooth and sharp.
The results of measurements using CLM-Spectrophotometry show that the formation of AuNPs-PS in the hexane-water systemhasan maxof534nm.
Acknowledgment
This research was funded by the Ministry of Research and TechnologyGrant
,
National Research and Innovation Agency,
with a contract number of 051/
LL3/
PG/
2020.
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,
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,
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,
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,
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.
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.
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