ArticleACS agricultural science & technology2025
Evaluation of the Accumulation, Distribution, and Excretion of Different Silver Species in Tissues and Feces from Chickens and Pigs Fed with Silver-Based Nanomaterial Supplemented Feeds.
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On the basis of two in vivo experiments involving pigs and chickens, where animals were fed with feeds supplemented with a silver-kaolin nanomaterial as a growth promoter, the fate of the ingested silver, its accumulation in different tissues and excretion, and its occurrence as ionic or particulate forms has been studied. Inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS) in conventional mode was used for the quantitative determination of total silver in the different tissues and feces. Results showed that silver accumulated in liver (0.15-5 mg kg
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