In contact experiments with different experimental conditions, electrochemical Ag+ solutions exhibited better antimicrobial effectiveness against bacteria, a yeast species, and a mold than did analogous silver solutions from inorganic salts. The particular characteristics of electrochemical Ag+, such as the mode of action, effectiveness at low concentrations, and stability, indicate that Ag+ could be used effectively in preservatives.
ELECTROCHEMICAL AG+ FOR PRESERVATIVE USE / Simonetti, Nicola; Simonetti, Giovanna; F., Bougnol; Scalzo, Marcello. - In: APPLIED AND ENVIRONMENTAL MICROBIOLOGY. - ISSN 0099-2240. - 58:12(1992), pp. 3834-3836.
ELECTROCHEMICAL AG+ FOR PRESERVATIVE USE
SIMONETTI, Nicola;SIMONETTI, Giovanna;SCALZO, Marcello
1992
Abstract
In contact experiments with different experimental conditions, electrochemical Ag+ solutions exhibited better antimicrobial effectiveness against bacteria, a yeast species, and a mold than did analogous silver solutions from inorganic salts. The particular characteristics of electrochemical Ag+, such as the mode of action, effectiveness at low concentrations, and stability, indicate that Ag+ could be used effectively in preservatives.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
