- Researchers from the City University of Hong Kong have produced graphene masks with an anti-bacterial efficiency of 80 per cent, which they say can be raised to almost 100 per cent with exposure to sunlight for 10 minutes.
- Graphene is known for anti-bacterial properties.
- The researchers created a laser-induced form of graphene and tested it on E coli.
- It showed anti-bacterial efficiency of about 82 per cent.
- Most of the E coli were dead after 8 hours.
- Initial tests on two human coronavirus species showed the graphene inactivated over 90 per cent of the virus in five minutes and almost 100 per cent in 10 minutes under sunlight.
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