Antibacterial Effects of Green-Synthesized Silver Nanoparticles Using Ferula asafoetida against Acinetobacter baumannii Isolated from the Hospital Environment and Assessment of Their Cytotoxicity on the Human Cell Lines

Table 1

The principal chemical compounds of Ferula asafoetida essential oil.

Number	Kovats index	Compounds	Area (%)	Analysis
1	905	3,4-Dimethylthiophene	0.05	GC
2	915	5,5-Dimethylpyrazolidin-3-one	0.03	GC
3	933	α-Pinene	1.1	GC
4	947	Camphene	0.16	GC
5	975	β-Pinene	15.69	GC
6	990	Myrcene	1.4	GC
7	999	Decane	1.02	GC
8	1012	2,3,4-Trimethylthiophene	0.62	GC
9	1016	α-Terpinene	0.04	GC
10	1029	Limonene	0.51	GC
11	1045	β-Ocimene	17.34	GC
12	1059	γ-Terpinene	0.06	GC
13	1088	α-Terpinolene	0.41	GC
14	1107	Dipropyl disulfide	0.16	GC
15	1118	Tetramethylthiophene	0.07	GC
16	1130	Alloocimene	0.66	GC
17	1163	n-Propyl sec-butyl disulfide	0.75	GC
18	1172	(E)-1-Propenyl sec-butyl disulfide	55.4	GC
19	1200	Dodecane	0.33	GC
20	1212	Bis(1-methyl propyl) disulfide	0.57	GC
21	1260	Carvacrol	0.59	GC
22	1300	Tridecane	0.05	GC
23	1392	(E)-3-Tetradecene	0.14	GC
24	1399	Tetradecane	0.22	GC
25	1452	Selin-4,7(11)-diene	0.13	GC
26	1462	α-Humulene	0	GC
27	1471	(+)-Epi-bicyclosesquiphellandrene	0.04	GC
28	1485	β-Chamigrene	0.03	GC
29	1498	Cadina-1-4-diene	0.11	GC
30	1506	β-Dihydro agarofuran	0.11	GC
31	1513	β-Bisabolene	0.07	GC
32	1520	γ-Cadinene	0.09	GC
33	1530	δ-Cadinene	0.12	GC
34	1546	Aristolene	0.02	GC
35	1600	Hexadecane	0.03	GC
36		Unknown	1.88	GC