Degradation of Corn Starch with NaOH/urea and Synthesis of DS-G-AA Copolymers

Ye Zhou; Chi Zhang; Jing Xu; Peng Qu; Hui Min Han; Jing Wang; Yang Ping Zhang; Xue Gang Luo

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.554-556.250

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Degradation of Corn Starch with NaOH/urea and Synthesis of DS-G-AA Copolymers

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Properties of corn starch dissolved in NaOH/urea aqueous solutions were studied in this research, and NaOH/urea at different ratios in aqueous system was used to treat corn starch (CS). NaOH/urea breaks down the structure of CS, resulting in chemical degradation. After degradation, the change of molecular weight was analyzed by GPC-MALLS. The degraded CS (DS) and native CS(NS) were grafted with acrylic acid and compared in FTIR and both DS and NS were successfully grafted with AA.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 554-556)

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Ye Zhou, Chi Zhang, Jing Xu, Peng Qu, Hui Min Han, Jing Wang, Yang Ping Zhang, Xue Gang Luo

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Corn Starch (CS), Degradation, Grafting Reaction

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