Green synthesis and characterization of zinc oxide nanoparticles using Capsella bursa-pastoris (L.) leaf extract and its effect on pathogenic bacteria

Abstract

Zinc oxide nanoparticles (ZnONPs) have received great attention as a special antibacterial agent and have been widely entered into the field of medicine. An extracellular procedure was performed in a short period. The formation of nanoparticles for visible and ultraviolet radiation was confirmed. This study was tested using plant zinc nanoparticles for diffusion along with disc diffusion. Test media was used E. coli, Corynobacterium , P. aeruginosa, St. salivarius, St. pneumonia , St. mutans, Staph. Epidermis and staph. aureus. Microbial property analysis of zinc nanoparticles by measuring the area of inhibition. zinc nanoparticles prepared from Capsella bursa-pastoris extracts, were toxic and gave the highest E. coli, staph. aureus and St. Edipermidis were 22,23,25mm respectively, while the growth of St. mutans, staph. aureus and 11, 13mm respectively, and the extract was maximized by SNPs synthesized from the extract comparison papers, the results indicate that nanoparticles could have an advantage in the conventional method as antibiotics.