2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.polymdegradstab.2012.12.028
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“Green” molecular weight degradation of chitosan using microwave irradiation

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“…The microwave degradation of polymers most likely involves two separate paths of induced shear forces generated by molecular oscillation, resulting in polymer chain scission, and thermal degradation. 8,9 The mechanism of microwave-assisted acid hydrolysis, which is different from that of conventional hydrolysis, effectively accelerates the complete hydrolysis of KGM.…”
Section: Optimization Of the Conditions For Microwave-assisted Acid Hmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The microwave degradation of polymers most likely involves two separate paths of induced shear forces generated by molecular oscillation, resulting in polymer chain scission, and thermal degradation. 8,9 The mechanism of microwave-assisted acid hydrolysis, which is different from that of conventional hydrolysis, effectively accelerates the complete hydrolysis of KGM.…”
Section: Optimization Of the Conditions For Microwave-assisted Acid Hmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Noteworthy, most of published articles dealing with chitosan depolymerization under microwave irradiation did not mention the yield of recovered water‐soluble oligomers . Only, Tishchenko et al report about 50 wt % yield of water‐soluble oligomers by enzymatic degradation.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A few microwave‐assisted chitosan depolymerization protocols are already present in the literature. Yeates and colleague showed that a controlled microwave irradiation is sufficient to reduce chitosan molecular weights but their reaction times were significant and their oligomers have relatively high molecular weights. Shao et al prepared water‐soluble oligochitosans by oxidative depolymerization with hydrogen peroxide under microwave irradiation but they used a domestic microwave oven resulting in a poor control on the microwave irradiation.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Phổ UV-Vis Hình 3 cho thấy ngoài đỉnh 230 của chitosan thì chitosan cắt mạch xuất hiện thêm đỉnh 293 nm và cường độ của hai đỉnh này tăng dần theo liều xạ. Wasikiewicz et al [17] và Tahtat et al [22] cũng đưa ra kết quả tương tự về xuất hiện đỉnh 293 nm của chitosan cắt mạch bằng bức xạ gamma Co-60 cũng như bức xạ vi sóng (microwave). Đỉnh 293 nm có thể là do xuất hiện của nhóm carbonyl (C=O) cuối mạch tại các vị trí cacbon C 1 và C 4 khi chitosan bị cắt mạch [22].…”
Section: Kết Quả Và Thảo Luậnunclassified