Talk:Antimicrobial polymer

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Hello! I am a graduate student and I will be making changes and additions to this Wik.ipedia.Pro page over the next month as a part of a project for my degree in Materials Engineering.ClareBowyer (talk) 20:00, 22 March 2021 (UTC)[reply]

Included in my additions to this Wik.ipedia.Pro page, I will include more information in the process section. I plan to remove figure 1 and replace it with a more detailed image. ClareBowyer (talk)

In addition, I plan to replace the Synthetic Methods section with a more detailed section labeled Classes of antimicrobial polymers. This new section will include the classes already mentioned in synthetic methods, but with more detail. ClareBowyer (talk)