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Environmentally Friendly Synthesis of 2D Cu2O Nanoleaves: Morphological Evaluation, Their Photocatalytic Activity Against Azo Dye And Antibacterial Activity For Ceramic Structures
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Environmentally Friendly Synthesis of 2D Cu2O Nanoleaves: Morphological Evaluation, Their Photocatalytic Activity Against Azo Dye And Antibacterial Activity For Ceramic Structures
Environmentally Friendly Synthesis of 2D Cu2O Nanoleaves: Morphological Evaluation, Their Photocatalytic Activity Against Azo Dye And Antibacterial Activity For Ceramic Structures
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Environmentally Friendly Synthesis of 2D Cu2O Nanoleaves: Morphological Evaluation, Their Photocatalytic Activity Against Azo Dye And Antibacterial Activity For Ceramic Structures

2024
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In this study, the antibacterial activity of environmentally friendly synthesized 2D copper oxide nanoleaves (Cu 2 O NLs) on ceramic glazes and photocatalytic activity against methylene blue (MB) dye was investigated. The SPR band of biogenic Cu 2 O NLs was observed between 200–300 nm. Transmission electron microscopy (TEM) analysis revealed that the Cu 2 O NLs were in a nanoleaves structure and had a particle size of 42.04 nm. In order to determine the antibacterial activity of the synthesized Cu 2 O NLs in ceramic structures, NLs were added to the transparent glaze recipe used in tableware. The antibacterial properties of the test mixture were then examined against the gram ( +) and gram (-) bacteria. In addition, the photodegradation rate of Cu 2 O NLs against MB dye was found to be 68% after 90 min. Experimental results of Cu 2 O NLs synthesized with environmentally friendly have shown that they can have potential applications in the ceramic industry and water treatment systems.