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Aging effect of plasma treatment on wettability, sorption of silver, and antimicrobial activity b i Aging effect, as stated in the introduction, occurs after plasma treatment, when the activated surface of fibers changes its properties over time (Shishoo [38]). Yeast I C. albicans i is the least susceptible to the activity of antimicrobial cotton samples; however, the activity of samples also increases with aging after plasma treatment, especially after treatment in oxygen and nitrogen. Moisture sorption (Figure 1b) is less affected by plasma treatment (the results are within the limits of the measurement error) probably due to the fact that plasma treatment itself is a surface based modification method while the bulk of material (which is responsible for moisture sorption) is nearly unaffected by the plasma treatment. Keywords: ; ; ; ; ; ; Cotton; plasma; dielectric barrier discharge; aging; antimicrobial activity; silver ZH EN Cotton plasma dielectric barrier discharge aging antimicrobial activity silver 7391 7405 15 11/21/22 20221220 NES 221220 Introduction Textile materials are susceptible to microorganisms, and they represent a convenient surface for microbial growth. [Extracted from the article]