Super-rapid bacterial inactivation by Cu <sup>3+</sup> -ion-dominant films formed <i>via</i> UV irradiation of Cu <sup>2+</sup> complex precursor films with amine ligands

Cupryl ion (Cu 3+ )-dominant thin films with rapid inactivation ability on bacteria, were easily obtained by UV irradiation of precursor films consisting of Cu 2+ complexes deposited on a Na-free glass plate, without requiring heat treatment.

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Materials Advances
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1039/d5ma00347d
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Theoretical and Computational Physics
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Super-rapid bacterial inactivation by Cu 3+ -ion-dominant films formed via UV irradiation of Cu 2+ complex precursor films with amine ligands

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Super-rapid bacterial inactivation by Cu 3+ -ion-dominant films formed via UV irradiation of Cu 2+ complex precursor films with amine ligands

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Abstract

Cupryl ion (Cu 3+ )-dominant thin films with rapid inactivation ability on bacteria, were easily obtained by UV irradiation of precursor films consisting of Cu 2+ complexes deposited on a Na-free glass plate, without requiring heat treatment.

Materials AdvancesVol. 6(22)
Kogakuin University (JP)
Japan Science and Technology Agency, JST-Mirai Program
Clean water and sanitation
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Theoretical and Computational Physics
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