Abstract
A coating with both anti-corrosion function and antibacterial ability was developed by means of urea-formaldehyde resin self-assembly. The self-assembled urea-formaldehyde microspheres on basalt facilitate the formation of a good adhesion filler/coating matrix interface, which effectively promoted the corrosion resistance of the coating. Serving degradation of chemical bonds in urea-formaldehyde cause release of formaldehyde as a bactericide on the EBUF coating, thus imparting antimicrobial activity against PAO1, B.l, and SRB, as observed. The EBUF composite coating thus exhibits combined anticorrosion and antimicrobial activity, suitable for corrosion control in severe environments.
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