Plastic Surface Self-cleaning, Even Antibiotic-resistant Bacteria

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As announced by the scientists, nanomaterials can self-clean as many as 84-87% compared to conventional materials. Scientists dripped droplets of water containing MRSA (methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus), Pseudomonas (among the top 3 most dangerous bacteria) and E. coli on surfaces of common and nano materials. new self-cleaning. The results showed that nearly all Pseudomonas and E. coli bacteria were cleaned, only a small amount of MRSA bacteria remained on the new self-cleaning nanomaterials.

Soleymani said that the great thing is that this self-cleaning plastic surface is flexible, durable, simple and low-cost, and can be applied in all areas.

The scientists hope the new self-cleaning plastic surface can be coated on every surface in the hospital, from balustrades, hospital beds, infusion bags, and door handles, to prevent viruses. Antibiotic-resistant bacteria spread in medical environments. New self-cleaning materials can also be used as food packaging to help prevent the spread of pathogens between foods.

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