Ultraviolet-light-induced bactericidal mechanism on ZnO single crystals

Yonghao Wang; Feng Huang; Danmei Pan; Bin Li; Dagui Chen; Wenwen Lin; Xueyuan Chen; Renfu Li; Zhang Lin

doi:10.1039/B912137D

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Ultraviolet-light-induced bactericidal mechanism on ZnO single crystals

Yonghao Wang , Feng Huang , Danmei Pan , Bin Li , Dagui Chen , Wenwen Lin , Xueyuan Chen , Renfu Li and Zhang Lin

Chem. Commun., 2009, 6783-6785

DOI: 10.1039/B912137D
Received 19 Jun 2009, Accepted 10 Sep 2009
First published on the web 29 Sep 2009

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By comparing the photocatalytic bactericidal effect on different crystal faces of bulk ZnO crystal, we found that an electron degradation mechanism dominates the photocatalytic processes of ZnO material.

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Experimental section; real-time growth status of E. coli after 365 nm irradiation treatment; controlexperiment in the absence of UV light; surface damage situation of E. coli under UV light of different wavelengths; AFM imageat a large scale; changes of the width?length ratio for E. coli under different treatment conditions; sketch of E. coli cutting via different directions in TEM experiments; TEM micrographsof E. coli thin sections at a large scale
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Feng Huang
Danmei Pan
Bin Li
Dagui Chen
Wenwen Lin
Xueyuan Chen
Renfu Li
Zhang Lin

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