A type of antibacterial bacterial cellulose(BC) film was prepared for potential uses as wound dressing.In order to obtain a high antibacterial effect,some forms of BC films,including the wet and dried ones were utiliz...A type of antibacterial bacterial cellulose(BC) film was prepared for potential uses as wound dressing.In order to obtain a high antibacterial effect,some forms of BC films,including the wet and dried ones were utilized as the template to in situ synthesize silver nanoparticles(AgNPs).The effects of drying methods including freeze-drying,heat drying and air drying,on the microstructures and physical properties of BC,as well as the silver contents and the antibacterial performances of the BC/AgNPs composites were investigated.It was found that the AgNPs impregnated on the dried BC films were inclined to achieve a faster silver releasing rate than the wet one,which was suitable for acute traumas treatment.展开更多
Bacterial cellulose(BC) is a type of nanoscale cellulose produced by microorganisms.In this work,BC films were utilized as a template to in situ synthesize silver nanoparticles(AgNPs) by a variety of simple chemical s...Bacterial cellulose(BC) is a type of nanoscale cellulose produced by microorganisms.In this work,BC films were utilized as a template to in situ synthesize silver nanoparticles(AgNPs) by a variety of simple chemical strategies,including chemical reduction with NaBH4 or vitamin C,hydrothermal treatment and UV radiation.A comparative study of the formation of AgNPs such as the silver particle size and silver content,as well as the antibacterial activity of the BC-AgNPs nanocomposites by different preparation methods and reaction conditions was investigated.A beneficial support was provided for future applications of AgNPs contained BC composites with antibacterial properties.展开更多
Cyclic voltammetry based on an electrochemical technique is one of the current methods that measure the developments of the electrochemical properties in biomaterial samples under conditions. Biomaterial structure was...Cyclic voltammetry based on an electrochemical technique is one of the current methods that measure the developments of the electrochemical properties in biomaterial samples under conditions. Biomaterial structure was changed by conductive material while these materials caused a connective network in whole of them and was able to transfer electrons inside of biomaterials. These changes in physical and chemical properties are investigated by analysis tools such as cyclic voltammetry (CV), X-radiation (XRF) and Ultraviolet-visible spectroscopy (UV-Vis). Bacterial cellulose is biodegradable, biosynthesis of A. xylinum which is a three-dimensional nano-network structure with a distinct tunnel and pore structure. In this study, the composite process produced electrically conducting bacterial cellulose pellicles containing well-dispersed and embedded multi-walled carbon nanotubes (MWCNTs) Ionic liquids (ILs), as observed in cyclic voltammetry (CV). For this purpose, we used a special tool, called OriginLab which is an industry-leading scientific graphing and data analysis software. The cyclic voltammetry graph presents the behavior of this composite which consists of a relationship between CNT dispersion, conductivity rate and changes in bacterial cellulose structure. The electrical conductivity of the cellulose/MWCNT composite was found different with respect to CNT dispersion. It was found that the incorporation process was a useful method not only for dispersing MWCNTs-ILs in an ultrafine fibrous network structure, but also for enhancing the electrical conductivity of the polymeric membranes.展开更多
基金“111 Project” Biomedical Textile Materials Science and Technology,China(No.B07024)Natural Science Foundation of Shanghai,China(No.15ZR1401000)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities,China
文摘A type of antibacterial bacterial cellulose(BC) film was prepared for potential uses as wound dressing.In order to obtain a high antibacterial effect,some forms of BC films,including the wet and dried ones were utilized as the template to in situ synthesize silver nanoparticles(AgNPs).The effects of drying methods including freeze-drying,heat drying and air drying,on the microstructures and physical properties of BC,as well as the silver contents and the antibacterial performances of the BC/AgNPs composites were investigated.It was found that the AgNPs impregnated on the dried BC films were inclined to achieve a faster silver releasing rate than the wet one,which was suitable for acute traumas treatment.
基金“111 Project” Biomedical Textile Materials Science and Technology,China(No.B07024)Natural Science Foundation of Shanghai,China(No.15ZR1401000)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities,China
文摘Bacterial cellulose(BC) is a type of nanoscale cellulose produced by microorganisms.In this work,BC films were utilized as a template to in situ synthesize silver nanoparticles(AgNPs) by a variety of simple chemical strategies,including chemical reduction with NaBH4 or vitamin C,hydrothermal treatment and UV radiation.A comparative study of the formation of AgNPs such as the silver particle size and silver content,as well as the antibacterial activity of the BC-AgNPs nanocomposites by different preparation methods and reaction conditions was investigated.A beneficial support was provided for future applications of AgNPs contained BC composites with antibacterial properties.
文摘Cyclic voltammetry based on an electrochemical technique is one of the current methods that measure the developments of the electrochemical properties in biomaterial samples under conditions. Biomaterial structure was changed by conductive material while these materials caused a connective network in whole of them and was able to transfer electrons inside of biomaterials. These changes in physical and chemical properties are investigated by analysis tools such as cyclic voltammetry (CV), X-radiation (XRF) and Ultraviolet-visible spectroscopy (UV-Vis). Bacterial cellulose is biodegradable, biosynthesis of A. xylinum which is a three-dimensional nano-network structure with a distinct tunnel and pore structure. In this study, the composite process produced electrically conducting bacterial cellulose pellicles containing well-dispersed and embedded multi-walled carbon nanotubes (MWCNTs) Ionic liquids (ILs), as observed in cyclic voltammetry (CV). For this purpose, we used a special tool, called OriginLab which is an industry-leading scientific graphing and data analysis software. The cyclic voltammetry graph presents the behavior of this composite which consists of a relationship between CNT dispersion, conductivity rate and changes in bacterial cellulose structure. The electrical conductivity of the cellulose/MWCNT composite was found different with respect to CNT dispersion. It was found that the incorporation process was a useful method not only for dispersing MWCNTs-ILs in an ultrafine fibrous network structure, but also for enhancing the electrical conductivity of the polymeric membranes.
