Keywords
adsorbent
IR spectroscopy
lignin
protein
tobacco mosaic virus
Abstract
The interaction of the tobacco mosaic virus with the active surface of an iron-containing adsorbent obtained from lignin by the plasma-catalytic method was studied by IR spectroscopy. The results revealed decomposition of the virus into protein molecules and RNA reacting with the lignin surface via oxygen atoms during the binding of the virus to the sorbent surface. It was assumed that oxygen carboxylate groups interrelate with nanosized iron clusters incorporated into the adsorbent surface structure.
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