Abstract
The influence of the anodization current density to the morphology and composition of the surface of porous silicon before and after its impregnation with an antibiotic was investigated using atomic force microscopy and IR spectroscopy. Layers of porous silicon were obtained by electrochemical etching; variable technological parameters of anodizing were the current density and the type of conductivity of the silicon plate. The results obtained are discussed in terms of their use in targeted drug delivery.
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