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Capturing volatile radionuclide iodine produced in the nuclear industry is a crucial environmental issue. In previous studies, the principal efficient adsorbent for iodine capture was silver-containing zeolite. As silver-containing zeolites are expensive, alternate copper-loaded porous zeolites, including CuCl loaded NaY reduced by H (denoted as HCuY) and CO (denoted as COCuY), were studied for iodine adsorption at moderate temperatures.

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Introduction: Developing affordable and effective hemostatic and antimicrobial wound dressings for prolonged field care (PFC) of open wounds is of interest to prevent infection, to prevent sepsis, and to conserve tissue viability. The need for an effective hemostatic dressing that is also antimicrobial is required of a hemostatic dressing that can be left in place for extended periods (days). This is particularly important in light of the existence of pathogens that have coagulopathy properties.

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Hot-Electron Photodynamics in Silver-Containing BEA-Type Nanozeolite Studied by Femtosecond Transient Absorption Spectroscopy.

Chemphyschem

December 2020

Univ. Lille, CNRS, UMR 8516, LASIRE-Laboratoire de Spectroscopie pour les Interactions, la Réactivité et l'Environnement, 59000, Lille, France.

Silver cations were introduced in nanosized BEA-type zeolite containing organic template by ion-exchange followed by chemical reduction towards preparation of photoactive materials (Ag -BEA). The stabilization of highly dispersed Ag nanoparticles with a size of 1-2 nm in the BEA zeolite was revealed. The transient optical response of the Ag-BEA samples upon photoexcitation at 400 nm was studied by femtosecond absorption.

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The potential toxicity of encapsulated silver in EMT-type nanosized zeolites on prokaryotic cells, human tumor cell lines from various origins, and primary cultures of neurons and astrocytes was investigated. Silver in cationic form (Ag) was encapsulated in EMT-type nanosized zeolites via an ion exchange process (Ag-EMT) and compared with the reduced silver (Ag) in the zeolite (Ag-EMT). As reference samples for the toxicity measurements, pure EMT-type zeolite and silver perchlorate were used.

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