Long duration stabilization of porous silicon membranes in physiological media: Application for implantable reactors

Volume: 108, Pages: 110359 - 110359
Published: Mar 1, 2020
Abstract
The natural biodegradabilty of porous silicon (pSi) in physiological media limits its wider usage for implantable systems. We report the stabilization of porous silicon (pSi) membranes by chemical surface oxidation using RCA1 and RCA2 protocols, which was followed by a PEGylation process using a silane-PEG. These surface modifications stabilized the pSi to allow a long period of immersion in PBS, while leaving the pSi surface sufficiently...
Paper Details
Title
Long duration stabilization of porous silicon membranes in physiological media: Application for implantable reactors
Published Date
Mar 1, 2020
Volume
108
Pages
110359 - 110359
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