Carbon Nanotube (10, 0) and Silicon Nanotube (7, 0) as a Novel Material for Drug Delivery of Substituted Eugenols as Antioxidant Drugs

The potential of CNT(10, 0) and SiNT(7, 0) and their metal doped CNT(10, 0) and SiNT(7, 0) to adsorb the NH 2 , OH and Ethyl eugenols are examined. The antioxidant potential of NH 2 - , OH- and ethyl -eugenols are examined in solvent. The NH 2 - eugenol has the best potential to adsorb on CNT(10, 0) and SiNT(7, 0). The NH 2 are stabilized the radicals and radical cations and NH 2 - eugenol has less BDE and IP and higher antioxidant potential. The adsorptions of NH 2 - , OH- and ethyl -eugenols on CNT(10, 0) and SiNT(7, 0) are effective processes. The E ad of NH 2 - , OH- and ethyl -eugenols on SiNT(7, 0) are higher than corresponding values on CNT(10, 0). Finally, Zn doped SiNT(7, 0) and CNT(10, 0) are proposed as suitable compounds for delivery of eugenol derivatives.