ArticleNature communications2023
Bioinspired artificial spider silk photocatalyst for the high-efficiency capture and inactivation of bacteria aerosols.
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Abstract
Bioaerosol can cause the spread of disease, and therefore, capture and inactivation of bioaerosols is desirable. However, filtration systems can easily become blocked, and are often unable to inactivate the bioaerosol once it is captured. Herein, we reported a bioinspired artificial spider silk (ASS) photocatalyst, consisting of a periodic spindle structure of TiO
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