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. 2021 Jan 6;7(1):e05806. doi: 10.1016/j.heliyon.2020.e05806

Table 5.

The Uv-vis absorption spectroscopic analysis and calculated/expected of the energy band gap for the biosynthesized α-HNPs.

Plant name/part Uv-vis (nm) Calculated Eg (eV) Expected Eg (eV) Ref
Arisaema amurense root 570 2.18 [2]
Rhus punjabensis 283 1.85–1.90 4.38 [30]
Guava (Psidium guajava) leaves 347, 543, 652 & 849 1.56–1.71 1.46–3.57 [32]
Amaranthus dubius leaf 214 at pH 4
300 at pH 9

5.79 at pH 4
4.13 at pH 4
[35]
Lantana camara leaf 370 3.35 [36]
Terminalia bellirica; Moringa oleifera fruit & Moringa oleifera leaves 300 & 400 3.10–4.13 [37]
Skimmia Laureola leaf 318 3.90 [38]
Henna (Lawsonia inermis) leaf 220–224 5.54–5.64 [40]
Pistachio leaf (Pistacia vera L) 480 2.58 [41]
Garlic extract 450 2.76 [45]
Rheum emodi root 270 & 320 3.88–4.59 [46]
Green Tea (Camellia sinensis) leaves 290-310 & 485-550 2.25–4.28 [66]
Mandarin peels “Citrus reticulum 384 2.38 3.23 [98]
Ailanthus excelsa leaves 450 2.76 [109]
Curcuma 561, 442 & 272 2.2 2.21–4.56 [128]
Tea leaves 551, 430 & 272 2.25 2.25–4.56 [128]
Azadirachta indica leaf 565 2.19 2.19 [130]
Pomegranate (Punica granatum) seeds 371.71 3.34 [133]
Laurus nobilis L. 285 4.35 [134]