Wood Decay Resistance Employing Nanoparticle Protective Systems

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International Journal of Conservation Science Pub Date : 2023-09-15 DOI:10.36868/ijcs.2023.03.01

Paula Vanesa Alfieri, Guadalupe Canosa

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Abstract

In this paper, nanoparticle dispersions (nanosilver, copper nano oxide, nanozinc, and nanosilica) have been formulated to be used as protective impregnants. Since all the components of the formulations could be charged according to the pH of the medium, the solutions were formulated with the two profiles of pH=3 and pH=8 (pH changes were handled with the addition of HCl or NH4OH at the time of application), and the interaction capacity has been analyzed. The nanoparticle dispersion medium was alcohol, and the concentrations ranged from 1 to 3% m/v. Impregnations have been performed by immersion. All formulated systems generated good protection against biotic agents due to chemical and structural modifications of the cell wall. It has been observed that the best performances were given with the presence of nanoparticles, which allowed inferring that the composite formed by nano-wood is bioactive. An issue that is also important is that the systems are easy to apply and very low concentrations are required, which translates into low costs.

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采用纳米颗粒保护系统的木材防腐性能

本文制备了纳米颗粒分散体(纳米银、纳米氧化铜、纳米锌和纳米二氧化硅)作为保护浸渍剂。由于配方中各组分均可根据介质的pH值进行充电，故将溶液分别配制为pH=3和pH=8两种配置(应用时分别加入HCl或NH4OH处理pH变化)，并对其相互作用能力进行分析。纳米颗粒分散介质为乙醇，浓度范围为1 ~ 3% m/v。浸渍是用浸渍法进行的。由于细胞壁的化学和结构修饰，所有配方系统都产生了对生物制剂的良好保护。我们观察到，纳米颗粒的存在给予了最好的性能，这可以推断纳米木材形成的复合材料具有生物活性。另一个重要的问题是，该系统易于应用，所需浓度很低，这意味着成本低。

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International Journal of Conservation Science ART-

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1.70

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37.50%

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审稿时长

10 weeks

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