Development of a Supramolecular Cobalt(II) Metallohydrogel from L-Serine-Based Low Molecular Weight Gelator for Dual Antimicrobial and Semiconducting Applications

Sangita Some; Aiswarya Mohan; Rajlakshmi Laha; Subhendu Dhibar; Priya Kaith; Aditi Trivedi; Subham Bhattacharjee; Timothy O. Ajiboye; Lebea N. Nthunya; Ashok Bera; Asit Kumar Das; Sumit Kumar Panja; Somasri Dam; P. Predeep; Bidyut Saha

doi:10.1039/d6ma00248j

January 1, 2026Materials AdvancesOpen Access

Development of a Supramolecular Cobalt(II) Metallohydrogel from L-Serine-Based Low Molecular Weight Gelator for Dual Antimicrobial and Semiconducting Applications

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The research aims to develop a cobalt(II) metallohydrogel for antimicrobial and semiconducting applications.
Synthesized hydrogel from cobalt(II) nitrate and L-serine with potassium hydroxide in aqueous medium at room temperature.
The metallohydrogel exhibited excellent mechanical strength.

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Synthesis of Co(II) metallohydrogel shows enhanced mechanical strength in aqueous medium, suggesting antimicrobial potential.

Abstract

A Co(II)-metallohydrogel was synthesized by combining cobalt(II) nitrate and L-serine in the presence of potassium hydroxide in an aqueous medium at room temperature. The resulting hydrogel demonstrated excellent mechanical strength,...

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Development of a Supramolecular Cobalt(II) Metallohydrogel from L-Serine-Based Low Molecular Weight Gelator for Dual Antimicrobial and Semiconducting Applications

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Development of a Supramolecular Cobalt(II) Metallohydrogel from L-Serine-Based Low Molecular Weight Gelator for Dual Antimicrobial and Semiconducting Applications

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