Phosphorous containing glass having anti-microbial efficacy
An anti-microbial and glass technology, used in biocides, animal repellents, plant growth regulators, etc., can solve problems such as silver ion reduction
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[0078] Example 1 The strength of five glass samples was tested using the ring-on-ring test. The five glass samples were all 1.0 mm thick glass plates made from Corning 5318 glass. For Comparative Example 1, the glass was obtained by using KNO 3 bath by a single-step ion exchange method. Samples 1 to 4 were obtained by first using KNO 3 Bath, reuse KNO 3 and AgNO 3 prepared by the two-step ion exchange method of the bath.
[0079] like figure 1 As shown, Comparative Example 1 prepared using a single-step ion exchange failed under a load of approximately 525 kg. Samples 1-4 prepared using two-step ion exchange containing Ag failed under loads ranging from about 250 Kg to about 475 Kg. Thus, these samples show that glasses made using the two-step ion exchange process can be made to have about the same strength as glasses made using the single-step ion exchange process. This was unexpected because it is generally believed that the Ag ion pair such as K + The replacement o...
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[0081] Example 2 tested three glass samples for antimicrobial activity. All three glass samples were 1.0 mm thick plates of Corning 5318 glass. All three glass samples were tested in KNO at 420 °C 3 Ion exchange in molten salt bath for 2.5 hours. Subsequently, the three glass samples were subjected to a second ion exchange in an ion exchange bath containing Ag. Compare Sample 2 at 20% Ag and 80% KNO 3 ion exchange in an ion exchange bath. Sample 5 was ion exchanged in a 100% Ag / K ion exchange bath. Sample 6 was ion exchanged in a 100% Ag / K ion exchange bath.
[0082] like figure 2 As shown, comparative sample 2 has a log kill rate of about 1.4, sample 5 has a log kill rate of about 1.8, and sample 6 has a log kill rate of about 1.6. Thus, these glass samples show that the 100% Ag / K ion exchange bath provides better antimicrobial protection than the 20% Ag ion exchange bath at low relative humidity and temperature.
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