Pilot-scale production of highly durable bioactive and UV-protective cotton fabric by electroless deposition of copper oxide on cotton fabric

Fabrication and characterization of novel, cost-effective graphitic carbon nitride/Fe coated textile nanocomposites for effective degradation of dyes and biohazards

“…The Fe +2 ions undergo reduction to Fe + in the cytoplasm and generate reactive hydroxyl free radicals. These radicals are capable of reacting non-specifically with nucleic acid, lipids, and proteins and interrupt their structures ultimately causing bacterial cell death [ 32 , 33 ].…”