Chemistry Journal of Moldova
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NANOPARTICLES
Mihail Iacob
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2. SYNTHESIS OF DIFFERENT STRUCTURAL TYPES
OF ZEOLITES IN THE
HALLOYSITE-DOLOMITE-OBSIDIAN SYSTEM
Gunel Mamedova
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3. A NOVEL GREEN SYNTHESIS OF NICKEL OXIDE
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Saeid Taghavi Fardood, Ali Ramazani, Sajjad Moradi
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MOLECULAR DOCKING OF CHLORO-SUBSTITUTED
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ONE-POT AND SOLVENT-FREE SYNTHESIS OF CARBODIIMIDE MODIFIED CHITOSAN; EXTRAORDINARY THERMALLY STABILITY
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Field: Organic chemistry
Type: Research paper
Issue: 2022 Volume 17, no.1
Pages: 56-61
Silvadas Jesna Das, Mohan Sidharth, Chandroth Kalyad Simi
Field: Organic chemistry
Type: Research paper
Issue: 2022 Volume 17, no.1
Pages: 56-61
chitosan, one-pot synthesis, carbodiimide, porous morphology, thermal stability.
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Graphical Abstract: A facile, one-pot, and solvent-free synthesis was developed to obtain a thermally stable chitosan biopolymer. The bifunctional isocyanate by interaction with chitosan formed urea and urethane bonds between chitosan chains. Subsequently, the designed chemistry facilitated the formation of carbodiimide bonds between chitosan chains via dehydration of the urea bond. The modified chitosan was proved to be superior in thermal properties and could be used as a thermally stable bio-filler. This synthetic methodology is a facile route to achieve improved thermal stability in biopolymers.
Graphical Abstract: A facile, one-pot, and solvent-free synthesis was developed to obtain a thermally stable chitosan biopolymer. The bifunctional isocyanate by interaction with chitosan formed urea and urethane bonds between chitosan chains. Subsequently, the designed chemistry facilitated the formation of carbodiimide bonds between chitosan chains via dehydration of the urea bond. The modified chitosan was proved to be superior in thermal properties and could be used as a thermally stable bio-filler. This synthetic methodology is a facile route to achieve improved thermal stability in biopolymers.
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