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Pluronic F127-functionalized cerium fluoride nanocomposite: synthesis, characterization, and its enhanced antibacterial activities.
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Abstract
The persistence of pathogenic bacteria, rising antibiotic resistance, and the ongoing need for effective anticancer agents necessitate the development of advanced multifunctional therapeutic strategies. In this study, CeF₃ nanoparticles and PF127-functionalized CeF₃ (CeF₃-PF127) nanocomposites were synthesized via a facile wet chemical route and systematically characterized for their structural, optical, and biological properties. XRD confirmed the formation of phase-pure hexagonal CeF₃ with crystallite sizes of 31 nm (CeF₃) and 27 nm (CeF₃-PF127), while SAED revealed lattice fringes of approximately 0.27 nm (CeF₃) and 0.29 nm (CeF₃-PF127). EDAX and XPS validated the Ce/F stoichiometry and the successful surface functionalization with PF127. Optical analyses showed a slight reduction in band gap from 3.15 to 3.09 eV upon polymer coating, and PL spectra indicated enhanced defect-related emission in CeF₃-PF127, suggesting stabilization of Ce
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