Preparation and Properties of Bacteriostatic Sponge

Nan Yang; Qiu Ming Zhang; Yi Fan Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.544.120

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Preparation and Properties of Bacteriostatic Sponge

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In this paperthe silver particle was adhered to the sponge by different ways and the sponge became to resistance bacterium. The AgNO₃ reduced by SnCl₂ is the best way via testing the weight gain rate and the antibacterial effect. By comparing the weight gain rate and the antibacterial effect at different concentration, it was found that, when the sponge was soaked in SnCl₂ solution at a concentration of 0.10mol/L and AgNO₃ solution at a concentration of 1.00mol/L, the sponge prepared by this method had the best antibacterial effect of 99.9%, in which adhered silver particle had uniform distribution and are difficult to fall off.

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Nan Yang, Qiu Ming Zhang, Yi Fan Wang

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Adhere, Antibacterial, Silver Particle, Sponge

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