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The same batch of AgNPs prepared was divided into 6 samples to be used for testing the impact of different storage conditions and the frequencies of air exposure on the antibacterial effects (Table 1). Three storage conditions were used: (1) daylight at room temperature, (2) dark (wrapped by foil) at room temperature, and (3) cold condition (stored in a 4 °C fridge). Under each storage condition, the antibacterial effect was tested either every 14 days where the sample was frequently opened and exposed to the air for testing, or every 45 days where the sample were relatively less frequently exposed to the air.

Sample storage conditions and identities.

RT: Room Temperature.

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