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Monolayers of the Cu2+ complex of a diamino-diamido ligand can be grafted on plain glass obtaining the pH-controlled release of the Cu2+ cation for antibacterial surfaces whose microbicidal effect is lowered by the neutral charge of the complex

Grafted monolayers of the neutral Cu(ii) complex of a dioxo-2,3,2 ligand: Surfaces with decreased antibacterial action

Taglietti, A.
;Grisoli, P.;Dacarro, G.;Mangano, C.;Pallavicini, P.
2018-01-01

Abstract

Monolayers of the Cu2+ complex of a diamino-diamido ligand can be grafted on plain glass obtaining the pH-controlled release of the Cu2+ cation for antibacterial surfaces whose microbicidal effect is lowered by the neutral charge of the complex
2018
Chemistry & Analysis covers research on natural and laboratory syntheses, chemical structure, structure-function relationship, isolation and analyses of biologically significant molecules, medicinal and food chemistry. Technical material describing crucial chemical methods in biochemical analysis and research is also placed in this category. Resources covering general biochemistry and natural metabolic pathways are excluded.
NEW JOURNAL OF CHEMISTRY
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Esperti anonimi
Inglese
Internazionale
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7595
7598
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self-assembed monolayers, copper(II), complexes, antibacterial material, surfaces
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Taglietti, A.; Grisoli, P.; Dacarro, G.; Gattesco, A.; Mangano, C.; Pallavicini, P.
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