<p>The small Zeolite Imidazole Framework-8 (ZIF-8) crystal was synthesized rapidly by the in situ growth method via dilute zinc-containing solution. ZIF-8 is a kind of traditional antibacterial material with high antibacterial performance. However, the synthesis time in the common synthesis for ZIF-8 material lasts not less than 24&#xa0;h, with the disadvantage of aggregation and inefficient, which limit its application. The synergism of the in situ growth method via dilute zinc-containing solution can effectively abbreviate the synthesis time and promote antibacterial effect. ZIF-8(120&#xa0;nm) exhibited the best antibacterial activity compared to the control samples, and its inhibitory rate (in 6&#xa0;h) of <i>E.coli</i> is 85.1% —25.9% higher than that of the larger control sample ZIF-8 (1000 nm) and the inhibitory rate of <i>S. aureus</i> reaches 79.1%—27.8% higher than that of ZIF-8 (1000&#xa0;nm). Characterization results including XRD, FT-IR, SEM, BET and TEM also confirmed the successful synthesis of small ZIF-8 crystals. Moreover, XPS data and DFT calculation demonstrated that the small ZIF-8 crystals promote the release of zinc ions, thereby enhancing the bacteriostatic effect.</p>

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In Situ One-Pot Rapid Synthesis of Small ZIF-8 Crystal as Efficient Antibacterial

  • Qiushuang Jia,
  • Yuchen Wang,
  • Haoling Zhang,
  • Shuxiang Lyu,
  • Xiaoyuan Liao,
  • Yan Jiang,
  • Yue Yao

摘要

The small Zeolite Imidazole Framework-8 (ZIF-8) crystal was synthesized rapidly by the in situ growth method via dilute zinc-containing solution. ZIF-8 is a kind of traditional antibacterial material with high antibacterial performance. However, the synthesis time in the common synthesis for ZIF-8 material lasts not less than 24 h, with the disadvantage of aggregation and inefficient, which limit its application. The synergism of the in situ growth method via dilute zinc-containing solution can effectively abbreviate the synthesis time and promote antibacterial effect. ZIF-8(120 nm) exhibited the best antibacterial activity compared to the control samples, and its inhibitory rate (in 6 h) of E.coli is 85.1% —25.9% higher than that of the larger control sample ZIF-8 (1000 nm) and the inhibitory rate of S. aureus reaches 79.1%—27.8% higher than that of ZIF-8 (1000 nm). Characterization results including XRD, FT-IR, SEM, BET and TEM also confirmed the successful synthesis of small ZIF-8 crystals. Moreover, XPS data and DFT calculation demonstrated that the small ZIF-8 crystals promote the release of zinc ions, thereby enhancing the bacteriostatic effect.