Dual Antibacterial Properties of Copper‐Coated Nanotextured Stainless Steel
Anuja Tripathi,
Jaeyoung Park,
Thomas Pho
et al.
Abstract:Bacterial adhesion to stainless steel, an alloy commonly used in shared settings, numerous medical devices, and food and beverage sectors, can give rise to serious infections, ultimately leading to morbidity, mortality, and significant healthcare expenses. In this study, Cu‐coated nanotextured stainless steel (nSS) fabrication have been demonstrated using electrochemical technique and its potential as an antibiotic‐free biocidal surface against Gram‐positive and negative bacteria. As nanotexture and Cu combine… Show more
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