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Copper nanoparticles for killing bad odor

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I think the chemistry is far too complex and esoteric for anyone here to be familiar with, but in any case this should probably be in the organic chemistry section.

Edited by jerryshizzle123

Two mechanisms. First is its antibacterial activity, mostly due to the generation of oxidative stress. Second is chemisorption and catalytic removal (the more relevant part here).

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Two mechanisms. First is its antibacterial activity, mostly due to the generation of oxidative stress. Second is chemisorption and catalytic removal (the more relevant part here).

 

Thanks. hope we get to use these particles some day....

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