Silver nanoparticles decorated ZnO–CuO core–shell nanowire arrays with low water adhesion and high antibacterial activity

Andreea Costas; Nicoleta Preda; Irina Zgura; Andrei Kuncser; Nicoleta G. Apostol; Carmen Curuțiu; Ionuţ Enculescu

doi:10.1038/s41598-023-37953-w

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Silver nanoparticles decorated ZnO–CuO core–shell nanowire arrays with low water adhesion and high antibacterial activity

Andreea Costas Nicoleta Preda Irina Zgura Andrei Kuncser Nicoleta G. Apostol Carmen Curuțiu Ionuţ Enculescu

Year: 2023 Journal: Scientific Reports Vol: 13 (1)Pages: 10698-10698 Publisher: Nature Portfolio

DOI: 10.1038/s41598-023-37953-w

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Nanowire Materials science Wetting Nanoparticle Adhesion Nanotechnology Evaporation Antibacterial activity Zinc Sputter deposition Chemical engineering Shell (structure) Thermal oxidation Sputtering Layer (electronics) Composite material Bacteria Thin film Metallurgy

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ZnO doping and properties

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