Paprika, Gallic Acid, and Visible Light: The Green Combination for the Synthesis of Biocide Coatings | Zendy

Pauline SautrotBa | Zendy; JeanPierre Malval | Zendy; Mathilde Weiss-Maurin | Zendy; J. Paul | Zendy; Agata Blacha–Grzechnik | Zendy; Somia Tomane | Zendy; PierreEmmanuel Mazeran | Zendy; Jacques Lalevée | Zendy; Valérie Langlois | Zendy; DavyLouis Versace | Zendy

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Paprika, Gallic Acid, and Visible Light: The Green Combination for the Synthesis of Biocide Coatings

Author(s) -

Pauline SautrotBa,

JeanPierre Malval,

Mathilde Weiss-Maurin,

J. Paul,

Agata Blacha–Grzechnik,

Somia Tomane,

PierreEmmanuel Mazeran,

Jacques Lalevée,

Valérie Langlois,

DavyLouis Versace

Publication year - 2017

Publication title -

acs sustainable chemistry and engineering

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 1.878

H-Index - 109

ISSN - 2168-0485

DOI - 10.1021/acssuschemeng.7b03723

Subject(s) - gallic acid , biocide , cationic polymerization , visible spectrum , environmentally friendly , monomer , photocatalysis , polymerization , chemistry , green chemistry , spice , organic chemistry , materials science , chemical engineering , catalysis , polymer , antioxidant , reaction mechanism , optoelectronics , ecology , electrical engineering , biology , engineering

A performing photoinitiating system based on paprika spice was developed (i) to efficiently initiate, according to a green photoinduced process, the cationic polymerization of a biosourced and renewable monomer, e.g., gallic acid, and (ii) to synthesize environmentally friendly antibacterial coatings in a reduced time. A decrease of 100% of the adhered bacteria was demonstrated upon visible light illumination without any remaining live bacteria.

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