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Figure 1.

UV-visible spectroscopy measurements of Fly-ash powder curve (1) and the bioleached silica nanoparticles after a reaction of 24 h between the fungus Fusarium oxysporum and Fly-ash powder curve (2).

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Figure 2.

Photoluminescence spectrum of Fly-ash powder and bioleached silica nanoparticles (excited at different wavelengths) obtained after 24 h reaction between Fusarium oxysporum and Fly-ash.

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Figure 3.

Transmission Electron Microscopic image of Fly-ash powder(A), bioleached silica nanoparticles obtained after reacting Fly-ash with Fusarium oxysporum for 24 h(B) inset shows selected area electron diffraction (SAED) analysis of bioleached silica nanoparticles, particle size distribution analysis of bioleached silica nanoparticles(C) and HR-TEM image of bioleached silica nanoparticles (D).

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Figure 4.

X-ray Diffraction (XRD) analysis of bioleached silica nanoparticles obtained after reacting Fly-ash with Fusarium oxysporum for 24 h (A) and Fly-ash powder (B).

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Figure 5.

Fourier Transform Infrared (FTIR) spectrum of Fly-ash powder (A) and bioleached silica nanoparticles obtained after reacting Fly-ash with Fusarium oxysporum for 24 h (B).

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Figure 6.

Energy Dispersive Analysis of X-rays (EDAX) spectrum and wieght percentages of Fly-ash powder(A) and bioleached silica nanoparticles obtained after reacting Fly-ash with Fusarium oxysporum for 24 h(B).

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