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Transparent bactericidal TiO2-ZnO and TiO2-MgO coatings on glass
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Волынкин В.М., Евстропьев С.К., Караваева А.В., Дукельский К,В., Киселев В.М., Быков М.В., Евстропьев К.С. Прозрачные бактерицидные двухкомпонентные оксидные покрытия на основе TiO2-ZnO и TiO2-MgO на стеклах // Оптический журнал. 2017. Т. 84. № 7. С. 59–63.
Volynkin V.M., Evstropiev S.K., Karavaeva A.V., Dukelskiy K.V., Kiselev V.M., Bykov M.V., Evstropiev K.S. Transparent bactericidal TiO2-ZnO and TiO2-MgO coatings on glass [in Russian] // Opticheskii Zhurnal. 2017. V. 84. № 7. P. 59–63.
V. M. Volynkin, S. K. Evstrop’ev, A. V. Karavaeva, K. V. Dukel’skiĭ, V. M. Kiselev, M. V. Bykov, and K. S. Evstrop’ev, "Transparent bactericidal TiO2-ZnO and TiO2-MgO coatings on glass," Journal of Optical Technology. 84(7), 477-480 (2017). https://doi.org/10.1364/JOT.84.000477
The results of the development and investigation of the properties of transparent bactericidal two-component oxide coatings based on TiO2-ZnO and TiO2-MgO on glasses are presented. It is established that the coatings consist of oxide nanoparticles with uniform sizes (10–15 nm) that are characterized by high transparency in the visible region of the electromagnetic spectrum. It is shown that two-component oxide coatings exhibit better bactericidal properties compared to their single-component analogs.
transparent bactericidal coatings, singlet oxygen, oxide materials
OCIS codes: 160.0160; 310.0310; 160.2750; 160.4236
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