MICROBIOLOGICAL PREVENTION USING SYNTHESIS OF NEW MATERIALS AS FUNCTIONALIZED HETEROPOLY- OXOMETALATES VIA GREEN CHEMISTRY.

At the present time one of the environmental challenges is the microbiological control in the indoor environment. Therefore, it is of vital importance contribute to avoid and/or minimize the microbiological growth in the indoor environments. In such sense the evaluation of new antimicrobial agents is fundamental and can be applied in diverse areas of development of protective coating and construction materials. The global efforts to reduce to dangerous remainders and technologically clean are being integrated as in science as in the industry. In this investigation will work with remainders of seeds of sunflower functionalized with 3-aminopropyltriethoxysilane, as support of additives, to a compound of Mo and K, that will act as antimicrobial, to be used in hygienic paintings. The originating solid of the sunflower seeds will be functionalized by means of reactions between organosilanes and the superficial groups of the mentioned solid. The characterization of synthesized solids will be made by means of SEM-EDS, DRX, FT-IR, textural properties, potentiometric titration, among others.