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The aim is to evaluate alizarin-based materials for their potential in 3D-photoprinting and antibacterial properties.

April 10, 2026

Alizarin-based Soybean oil Materials for the Synthesis of 3D-photoprinted Objects with efficient Antibacterial Properties

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The aim is to evaluate alizarin-based materials for their potential in 3D-photoprinting and antibacterial properties.
Synthesis of alizarin-derived materials
Utilization of iodonium salts as photosensitizers
Photopolymerization process under visible light up to 470 nm
Achieved acrylate conversions around 80%
Demonstrated effective antibacterial properties in the synthesized materials
Facilitated successful 3D-photoprinting of objects

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A biobased hydroxyanthraquinone dye derived from alizarin (AA) was shown to be an efficient visible-light photosensitizer for iodonium salt (Iod), enabling high acrylate conversions (around 80%) up to 470 nm...

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Christine Elian

Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique

Davy-Louis Versace

Fares Mouhoubi

Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique

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Journal of Materials Chemistry B

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