ArticleRSC advances2024
Sustained antibacterial release of zwitterionic globular hyperbranched polymer dots intercalated into layered double hydroxides.
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Abstract
This study introduces zwitterionic hyperbranched polymer (HBP) dots intercalated into layered double hydroxides (LDHs) for sustained antibacterial release. The proposed zwitterionic HBPs possess a three-dimensional spherical structure; unconventional blue fluorescent luminescence; water solubility; abundant COOH, amine, and amide functional groups; anionic exchangeability for intercalating into LDH interlayers; and sustained-release antibacterial activity. The intercalation for the layered nanomaterials was determined by adding different weight ratios of HBPs to Mg-Al LDHs to investigate the changes in the interlayer distance. X-ray diffraction revealed that the LDH layer spacing increased from 8.6 to 25.5 Å, effectively expanding the interlayer spacing with increasing HBP intercalation. Additionally, Fourier-transform infrared spectroscopy revealed the functional groups of the intercalated nanohybrids. Because the peripheral functional groups of HBPs are amino (-NH
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