用于表面消毒和去污的介质阻挡放电冷大气等离子体综述

IF 4.6 Q1 RADIOLOGY, NUCLEAR MEDICINE & MEDICAL IMAGING IEEE Transactions on Radiation and Plasma Medical Sciences Pub Date : 2024-01-04 DOI:10.1109/TRPMS.2024.3349571
Kolawole Adesina;Ta-Chun Lin;Yue-Wern Huang;Marek Locmelis;Daoru Han
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大量研究表明,大气压下的非平衡放电(也称为 "冷大气等离子体"(CAP))可有效清除各种材料表面的生物污染物。最近,CAP 因其产生的化学和生物活性自由基(统称为活性氧和氮物种 (RONS))而迅速发展成为一种用于微生物清洁、伤口愈合和癌症治疗的技术。本文回顾了与大气等离子体源之一--介质阻挡放电(DBD)--有关的研究,DBD 已被广泛用于处理带有微生物的材料,以达到杀菌、消毒和去污的目的。为了推动 CAP 应用的研究,本综述讨论了阻挡放电的各种类型和配置、活性物种和其他 DBD-CAP 药剂对其抗菌功效所起的作用、DBD-CAP 过去专门针对表面的一些研究,以及 DBD-CAP 技术的新兴应用。我们的研究表明,DBD 产生的非热/平衡等离子体可对材料表面进行杀菌或消毒,而不会造成任何热损伤或环境污染。
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A Review of Dielectric Barrier Discharge Cold Atmospheric Plasma for Surface Sterilization and Decontamination
Numerous investigations have shown that nonequilibrium discharges at atmospheric pressure, also known as “cold atmospheric plasma” (CAP), are efficient to remove biological contaminants from surfaces of a variety of materials. Recently, CAP has quickly advanced as a technique for microbial cleaning, wound healing, and cancer therapy due to the chemical and biologically active radicals it produces, known collectively as reactive oxygen and nitrogen species (RONS). This article reviews studies pertaining to one of the atmospheric plasma sources known as dielectric barrier discharge (DBD) which has been widely used to treat materials with microbes for sterilization, disinfection, and decontamination purposes. To advance research in CAP applications, this review discusses various types and configurations of barrier discharge, the role played by reactive species and other DBD-CAP agents leading to its antimicrobial efficacy, a few collection of DBD-CAP past studies specifically on surface, and emerging applications of DBD-CAP technology. Our review showed that nonthermal/equilibrium plasma generated from DBD could sterilize or disinfect surface of materials without causing any thermal damage or environmental contamination.
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