Electromagnetic field as agent moving bioactive cations. A new antimicrobial system in architecture technology

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Abstract

There is a new described antifungal system (GALVI) involving the moving of bioactive ions of Zn, Cu and Bi for the protection of cultural heritage objects such as buildings, sculptures and stretchers. There were two kinds of galvanic cells that were used: the first composed of a two-electrodes system, Zn, Cu, and second one composed of a three‐electrodes system, Zn, Bi and Cu. Moreover, two‐phase media are proposed with various kinds of rocks used in architectonical objects. Microorganisms inhabit the boundaries of two liquid and solid phases. This enables the investigation of the process of rock colonization. Possible applications of the suggested GALVI system are mentioned.

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Chlebicki, A., Spisak, W., Lorenc, M. W., Śliwa, L., & Wołowski, K. (2021, September 1). Electromagnetic field as agent moving bioactive cations. A new antimicrobial system in architecture technology. Applied Sciences (Switzerland). MDPI. https://doi.org/10.3390/app11188320

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