month. Synthesis of zinc oxide nanoparticles using
Cissus quandangularis is an alternative to chemical
synthesis. We anticipate that the smaller particles are
mostly stabilized by alkaloids and proteins. Further
experiments on the systematic mode of mechanism
of size-selective synthesis of zinc oxide nanoparticles
using this very useful Cissus quandangularis should
be done. Moreover, further research should be done
on the applicability of the synthesized nanoparticles
in remediation.
5 RECOMMENDATION
A study should be done to study the photoluminescence and luminescence properties of ZnO
NPs synthesized from Cissus quandangularis plant
extract.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
I am thankful and grateful to Dr. Kengara, Dr.
K’owino, Head, Department of Chemistry for providing all necessary facilities to carry out the present
work. Furthermore, I amgrateful to ACEII-PTRE-Moi
University for the financial support.
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