Surface-engineered core-shell nano-size ferrites and their antimicrobial activity

Baraliya, J. D.; Joshi, H. H.

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“…For pure MnCo 2 O 4 particles, only one characteristic peak at 680 cm −1 corresponding to the stretching vibration mode of M-O (M = Mn, Co) was determined. 32,33 Also, in hybrid samples the peak for M-O is visible. However, the sample is not entirely homogeneous and in some places, a lack of response from M-O vibrations can be observed (see Fig.…”

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One of the most daunting challenges facing nations today is controlling the spread of increasingly lethal bacteria. Today, a handful of bacteria can no longer be treated with traditional antibiotics and show antibacterial resistance. In this regard, nanotechnology possesses tremendous potential for the development of novel tools which help prevent and combat the spread of unwanted microorganisms. These tools can provide unique solutions for the challenges of the traditional disinfection methods, such as increased antibacterial activity, cost reduction, biocompatibility and personalized treatment. Despite its great potential, nanotechnology remains in its infancy and continued research efforts are required to achieve its full potential. In this chapter, traditional methods and their associated limitations are reviewed for their efficacy against microbial spread, and potential solutions in nanotechnology are described. A review of the state of the art disinfection techniques using nanotechnology is presented, and promising new areas in the field are discussed.

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Surface-engineered core-shell nano-size ferrites and their antimicrobial activity

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Exfoliated graphite with spinel oxide as an effective hybrid electrocatalyst for water splitting

Exfoliated graphite with spinel oxide as an effective hybrid electrocatalyst for water splitting

Comparative studies on structural properties and antimicrobial potential of spinel ferrite nanoparticles synthesized using various methods

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