Influence of the ascorbic acid isoform on the sol–gel synthesis kinetics and properties of silicon–chitosan-containing glycerohydrogel plates

Thin-film sol–gel plates based on chitosan and glucomannan polysaccharides in a wide range of compositions were obtained. The effect of the polysaccharide component on the SEM surface morphology and physicomechanical properties was evaluated. It was found that the introduction of the polysaccharide glucomannan (and/or Aloe Vera juice) into the composition of chitosan sol–gel plates increased the elastoplastic characteristics of the samples and had a significant effect on the surface relief of their solid phase. The obtained structures can be used for the design of bioadhesive sensor coatings with a high therapeutic effect, which is an urgent area for theranostics and regenerative medicine.

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Influence of the ascorbic acid isoform on the sol–gel synthesis kinetics and properties of silicon–chitosan-containing glycerohydrogel plates

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