Researchers developed a unique water -soluble polymer nanocomposite with copper particles that combine high heat resistance with antimicrobial properties. Copper’s bakperists attracted the attention of scientists thanks to the ability to fight bacteria and mushrooms and helping to heal wounds. The new material created on the basis of a synthetic polymer can evenly distribute the copper particles evenly, prevent them from sticking and provide maximum efficiency.
Developers, nanocompositis not only solved well in water, but also to 330 degrees of temperatures based on the poly-1,2,4-trrizole-A compound, he said. In this way, the material protects stability and easily passes from a liquid condition to dust. This opens wide opportunities for medicine, including the creation of antimicrobial agents, drugs to heal wounds, and even the creation of antitumor drugs.
Scientists, the main advantage of the new material, called their security and ease of use. Unlike existing analogs, nanocompositis, instability, a wide variety of particles, water and water lacks deficiencies such as water and water. Thanks to these features, it promises to be a basis for creating more effective and affordable solutions in the field of materials, medicine and biotechnology.
Source: Ferra
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