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RESEARCH ARTICLE
Impact of water composition on association of Ag and CeO2
nanoparticles with aquatic macrophyte
Elodea canadensis

Frederik Van Koetsem

1

&

Yi Xiao

1,2

&

Zhuanxi Luo

2

&

Gijs Du Laing

1

Received: 27 March 2015 /Accepted: 27 October 2015

#

Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2015

Abstract

In this study, the potential association of (citrate-

stabilized) Ag (14.1±1.0 nm) and CeO

2

(6.7±1.2 nm)

engineered nanoparticles (ENPs), or their ionic counterparts,

with the submerged aquatic plant

Elodea canadensis

, was

examined and, in particular, parameters affecting the distribu-

tion of the nanoparticles (or metal ions) between plant bio-

mass and the water phase were assessed using five distinct

aqueous matrices (i.e. tap water, 10 % Hoagland

’

ssolution

and three natural surface water samples). Individual plants

were exposed to varying concentrations of Ag and CeO

2

ENPs or Ag

+

and Ce

3+

ions during 72-h-lasting batch exper-

iments. A dose-dependent increase of silver or cerium in plant

biomass was observed for both the nanoparticles and the ions,

whereby exposure to the latter systematically resulted in sig-

nificantly higher biomass concentrations. Furthermore, the

apparent plant uptake of CeO

2

ENPs appeared to be higher

than that for Ag ENPs when comparing similar exposure con-

centrations. These findings suggest that association with

E. canadensis

might be affected by particle characteristics

such as size, composition, surface charge or surface coating.

Moreover, the stability of the ENPs or ions in suspension/

solution may be another important aspect affecting plant ex-

posure and uptake. The association of the nanoparticles or

ions with

E. canadensis

was affected by the physicochemical

characteristics of the water sample. The silver biomass con-

centration was found to correlate significantly with the elec-

trical conductivity (EC), dry residue (DR) and Cl

−

,K,Naand

Mg content in the case of Ag ENPs or with the EC, inorganic

carbon (IC) and Cl

−

,NO

3

−

, Na and Mg content in the case of

Ag

+

ions, whereas significant relationships between the ceri-

um biomass concentration and the EC, DR, IC and Ca content

or the pH, EC, DR, IC and Cl

−

, Ca and Mg content were

obtained for CeO

2

ENPs or Ce

3+

ions, respectively. Results

also indicated that the Ag ENPs and Ag

+

ions might poten-

tially be toxic towards

E. canadensis

whereas no evidence of

phytotoxicity was noted in the case of CeO

2

ENPs or Ce

3+

ions.

Keywords

Silver

.

Cerium dioxide

.

Nanoparticles

.

Aquatic

plant

.

Surface water

.

Plant uptake

Introduction

Engineered nanoparticles (ENPs) can be defined as particles

having at least one dimension at the nanoscale (1

–

100 nm),

which have been deliberately manufactured to have a partic-

ular size and composition or possess other specific properties

(Handy et al.

2008

; Gubbins et al.

2011

). In recent years, these

particles have increasingly been implemented in a wide spec-

trum of products and applications, including cosmetics, phar-

maceuticals, electronics, textiles, catalysts and environmental

remediation, due to their often unique and size-related prop-

erties (Handy et al.

2008

; Klaine et al.

2008

). However, the

Responsible editor: Philippe Garrigues

Electronic supplementary material

The online version of this article

(doi:10.1007/s11356-015-5708-8) contains supplementary material,

which is available to authorized users.

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Frederik Van Koetsem

frederik.vankoetsem@gmail.com

Gijs Du Laing

Gijs.DuLaing@UGent.be

1

Laboratory of Analytical Chemistry and Applied Ecochemistry,

Department of Applied Analytical and Physical Chemistry, Faculty

of Bioscience Engineering, Ghent University, Coupure Links 653,

Ghent, Belgium

2

Institute of Urban Environment, Chinese Academy of Sciences, 1799

Jimei Road, Xiamen, China

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