Silver Nanoparticle-Immobilized Schiff-Base Macrocycles as Nanozymes with Peroxidase Mimic Activity for Antibacterial Films
Kuiyuan Wang,
Carl Redshaw,
Xuesong Zhao
et al.
Abstract:The development of nanozymes has emerged as a promising pathway for combating bacterial infections. In this work, Ag/Schiff base nanozymes are obtained through the in situ reduction method on [2 + 3] Schiff base macrocycles using ecofriendly reductant α-tocopherol. The silver prepared was found to be nanoscale by TEM, and Ag NPs grew and dispersed uniformly on the surface of the Schiff base macrocycle due to the abundance of the C�N double bonds. The peroxidase-like catalytic activity of the Ag/Schiff base was… Show more
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