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纳米银(silver nanoparticles, AgNPs)是三维空间中至少有一维处于1—100 nm的单质银颗粒[1],其拥有高效、广谱的杀菌性能,因此广泛应用于医药、食品、化妆品、纺织品等领域[2]. 随着近年来AgNPs技术的不断发展[3],越来越多的AgNPs产品在生产、使用和废弃过程中释放进入水环境[4-5],并对水生生物产生毒害[6],因此有必要深入了解其环境归宿及潜在危害.
AgNPs化学性质活泼,进入水环境后很容易在氧气(O2)和质子(H+)的作用下发生氧化溶解,释放出银离子(silver ions, Ag+)[7]. 由于银的氧化还原电位适中(Ψ(Ag+/Ag0=0.80 V)),自然界中Ag+也可被环境中普遍存在的天然有机质以及一些动物、植物和微生物等还原成零价的AgNPs[8-10]. 因此,水环境中AgNPs与Ag+会相互转化,呈高度动态性. 而由于形态不同,AgNPs和Ag+的毒性效应存在较大差异[11-12]. 例如,虽然AgNPs和Ag+都会对蚯蚓产生细胞毒性,但Ag+主要积聚在含胞质溶胶的部分,而AgNPs主要破坏细胞膜隔室[13]. 此外,AgNPs和Ag+的生物利用度及在生物体的富集过程也存在差异[14-15]. 因此,研究水环境中的AgNPs与Ag+的转化过程对评估AgNPs的生态风险具有重要意义.
溶解性有机物(dissolved organic matter, DOM) 是一类广泛存在于自然水体,由各种活性有机物(如腐殖酸(humic acid, HA)和富里酸(fluvic acid, FA)、蛋白质、多糖和胞外聚合物(extracellular polymeric substances, EPS))组成的非均质复合物[16]. DOM具有多种活性官能团,如硫醇(—SH)、醇/酚羟基(—OH)、醛、羰基、酮、醚基、羧基(—COOH)、胺和甲氧基等,因此其具有较强的氧化还原性,能够介导水体中重金属的迁移转化、毒性和生物利用度的改变[17-18].
现有研究表明,DOM是影响AgNPs和Ag+相互转化的重要因素之一[19-21]. 然而DOM对AgNPs/Ag+的氧化还原存在双面性[22-24],既可氧化AgNPs释放Ag+,又可还原Ag+生成AgNPs,因此,在含有DOM的水环境中AgNPs/Ag+如何转化,环境风险会有多大,目前仍难以预测.
本文首先介绍了DOM促进/抑制AgNPs氧化溶解的机理,然后阐述了DOM还原Ag+形成AgNPs的机理,在此基础上总结了环境因素对DOM介导AgNPs与Ag+相互转化的影响. 最后提出了目前研究存在的不足,并为未来研究方向提供一定的建议.
溶解性有机质对纳米银/银离子转化的影响
Effect of dissolved organic matter on the migration transformation and toxicity of silver nanoparticles
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摘要: 纳米银(silver nanoparticles,AgNPs)的广泛应用导致其大量释放到水环境中,并在各种环境要素的作用下溶解产生银离子(silver ions,Ag+),对生态环境和人类健康造成了潜在威胁. 由于Ag+是AgNPs毒性的主要来源,探究水环境中AgNPs/Ag+相互转化有助于评估其环境风险. 溶解性有机物(dissolved organic matter,DOM)是地球上化学活性最强的物种之一,其在水环境中无处不在,既可介导AgNPs氧化释放Ag+,也能还原Ag+形成AgNPs. 由于反应条件的差异,先前研究DOM介导的AgNPs/Ag+相互转化常常得到相反的结论,因此难以预测具体环境中DOM介导的AgNPs/Ag+转化. 因此本文总结了DOM介导AgNPs氧化及Ag+还原的机理,并重点剖析不同环境因子对DOM介导AgNPs/Ag+氧化还原的影响. 本综述旨在为探究DOM介导AgNPs/Ag+氧化还原循环提供新的视野,并为AgNPs进入水环境后的归趋和风险预测提供科学依据.Abstract: The numerous applications of silver nanoparticles (AgNPs) leads to their spread in aquatic systems and the generation of silver ions (Ag+), which brings potential risks to environments and human health. Because Ag+ is the main toxicant source of AgNPs, the exploration of mutual transformations between AgNPs and Ag+ could help to evaluate the environmental risks in the process. Dissolved organic matters (DOMs) are ubiquitous on the earth and have high chemical activities. DOM could oxidize AgNPs to Ag+, and reduce Ag+ to AgNPs as well. Due to the different reaction conditions, previous studies always generate opposite conclusions in the DOM mediated transformations between AgNPs and Ag+, which causing the difficulty to predict the transformation in specific reactions. Here we summarized mechanisms of AgNPs oxidation and Ag+ reduction regulated by DOMs, and analyzed the environmental effects on DOM regulating the reactions between AgNPs and Ag+. The objective of review is to raise new perspectives to above mentioned processes, and provide references for the risk assessments while AgNPs entering into aquatic environments.
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Key words:
- dissolved organic matter /
- silver nanoparticles /
- silver ions /
- oxidation /
- reduction.
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表 1 DOM介导下的AgNPs氧化或Ag+还原条件汇总
Table 1. Summary of AgNPs oxidation or Ag+ reduction conditions mediated by DOM
离子
IonAg初始浓度
Initial concentration of Ag speciesDOM种类及初始浓度
DOM species and initial concentration光照
Illumination statepH 时间
Time结果
Result参考文献
Reference0.08—16.67 mg·L−1 盐度天然水 5 mg·L−1 AgNPs 3.8—7.2 mg·L−1 C 天然水体DOM 黑暗 — 7 d 高盐度↑
低盐度↓Li et al., 2020[57] 0、0.01、0.1、0.3 mol·L−1 NaCl 1 mg·L−1 AgNPs 1.5—2 mg·L−1 C 天然水体DOM — 5.5 168 h ↑/↓ Zhao et al., 2021[56] — 20 mg·L−1 Ag+ 5—20 mg·L−1 C HA 光暗交替 7 96 h 光: ←;暗:↑ Liu et al., 2020[92] 7 mmol·L−1 NaHCO3
10 mmol·L−1 NaNO38 µmol·L−1 AgNPs 400 µmol·L−1 Cys — 7.5— 8.1 50 h ↑ Gondikas et al., 2012[40] 280 mg·L−1 CaCO3 10 mg·L−1 AgNPs 2—20 mg·L−1 LHA — 7 4 h ↑ Pokhrel et al., 2014[53] — 1.08 mg·L−1 AgNPs 0—10 mg·L−1 C EPS 132 W·m−2 Xe灯 7.1 72 h ↑ Yang et al., 2021[37] 柠檬酸盐缓冲液 1 mg·L−1 AgNPs 0—2 nmol·L−1 BSA — 6.5 4 h ↑ Boehmler et al., 2020[50] 硼酸盐、硝酸根 20 mg·L−1 AgNPs 20 mg·L−1 PS MPs 550 W·m−2 Xe灯/黑暗 5.5 72 h ↑ Tong et al.,2022[43] 硼酸盐、硝酸根 20 mg·L−1 AgNPs 20 mg·L−1 PS MPs 550 W·m−2 Xe灯/黑暗 8.5 24 h ↓ Zhang et al.,2021[29] 0.1 mmol·L−1 KH2PO4 500 µg·L−1 AgNPs 0.1—10 µmol·L−1 Cys — 7 72 h ↓ Afshinnia et al., 2018[52] 人工介质ASW38 1 µg·L−1 AgNPs 0—50 µmol·L−1 BSA 自然光 8 15 h ↓ Levak et al., 2017[47] — 1.02 mg·L−1 AgNPs 5 mg·L−1 C SRHA 550 W·m−2 Xe灯/黑暗 5—8.3 48 h ↓ Yu et al., 2014[67] 0.1 mol·L−1 KH2PO4 5 mg·L−1 AgNPs 10 mg·L−1 PLFA、SRHA、 SRFA — 7 5 h ↓ Gunsolus et al., 2015[51] 硼酸盐缓冲液 1—1000 µg·L−1 Ag+ 25 mg·L−1 SRHA 黑暗 6—9 2 d ← Dong et al., 2019[82] 0—150 mg·L−1 NaCl 5 mg·L−1 Ag+ 20、40 mg·L−1 EPS 荧光灯/黑暗 8 36 h ← Xiong et al., 2021[78] 0—10 µmol·L−1 Fe2+/Fe3+ 1 mmol·L−1 Ag+ 30 mg·L−1 DOM 550 W·m−2Xe灯 6.3 8 h ← Yin et al., 2017[86] 12.7 mg·L−1 NaCl 10 mg·L−1 Ag+ 50 mg·L−1 DBC/SRHA 50 W Xe灯 7.3 2 h ← Liu et al., 2021[75] 磷酸盐–硼酸盐缓冲液 1 mmol·L−1 Ag+ 15—100 mg·L−1 HA 黑暗 8 5 d ← Nie et al., 2020[80] — 0.2 mmol·L−1 Ag+ 20 mg·L−1 C EPS Xe灯/黑暗 7.6 16 h ← Zhang et al., 2016[90] 注:↑,↓分别表示促进和抑制Ag+释放;←表示促进Ag+还原生成AgNPs;-为文献未提及该因素;PS MPs代表聚苯乙烯微塑料;DBC代表溶解性黑炭;BSA代表牛血清白蛋白. Note:↑ and ↓ respectively promote and inhibit the release of Ag+;← means promoting Ag+ reduction to generate AgNPs; - is not mentioned in the literature; PS MPs stands for polystyrene microplastics; DBC stands for dissolved black carbon; BSA stands for bovine serum albumin. -
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