Abstract:Six novel keratin-based fluorescent hierarchical porous hydrogels, pure keratin (FK), keratin-seaweed (FK-SP), keratin-chitosan (FK-CS), and keratin-rhodamine B (FK-Rh B) with three-dimensional (3D) interconnected network structure have been prepared via a...
“…21 Keratin is biocompatible and biodegradable, making it highly promising in the synthesis of polymer materials. 22 This is mainly due to the side chains of the amino acids in the keratin peptides possessing unique chemical configurations, bonding capabilities, charges, and reactivities. Therefore these side chains can be modified through various chemical treatments to result in more functional groups on their surface enhancing their ability to remove pollutants, which serves as a critical factor in the adsorption process.…”
A composite derived from hydrolyzed keratin and functional monomer dialkylamine demonstrated an exceptional efficiency in removing copper ions, with an adsorption capacity of 337.9 mg g−1.
“…21 Keratin is biocompatible and biodegradable, making it highly promising in the synthesis of polymer materials. 22 This is mainly due to the side chains of the amino acids in the keratin peptides possessing unique chemical configurations, bonding capabilities, charges, and reactivities. Therefore these side chains can be modified through various chemical treatments to result in more functional groups on their surface enhancing their ability to remove pollutants, which serves as a critical factor in the adsorption process.…”
A composite derived from hydrolyzed keratin and functional monomer dialkylamine demonstrated an exceptional efficiency in removing copper ions, with an adsorption capacity of 337.9 mg g−1.
Protein-based adhesives have attracted substantial consideration due to their environmentally friendly advantages and the abundance of functional groups they possess. However, these adhesives suffered from poor properties, including poor bonding...
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