First unambiguous evidence for distinct ionic and surface-contact effects during photocatalytic bacterial inactivation on Cu–Ag films: Kinetics, mechanism and energetics
Authors:
- Sami RtimiSami Rtimi
- Victor NadtochenkoVNVictor Nadtochenko
- Inessa KhmelIKInessa Khmel
- Michael BensimonMBMichael Bensimon
- John KiwiJKJohn Kiwi
- 1 December 2017
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Materials Today Chemistry
- Vol. 6, 62-74
Abstract
No abstract availableFunding Information
- Russian Foundation (RFBR 17-03-00746, RSF 17-13-01506)
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