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Preparation and Characterization of Layer Structured Porous Chitosan Scaffold for Tissue Engineering
Online since: September 2012
Authors: Xue Jun Wang, Tao Lou, Guo Jun Song, Li Yong Lv
Preparation and characterization of layer structured porous chitosan scaffold for tissue engineering
Song Guojun1, a, Wang Xuejun1, b, Lou Tao1, c and Lv Liyong1, d
1 College of Chemistry, Chemical Engineering & Environmental Science, Qingdao University, Qingdao 266071, China
asongguojunqdu@126.com, bwangxjlt@yahoo.com.cn, ctaolou72@yahoo.com.cn,
dlaiyanghai@163.com
Keywords: chitosan; scaffold; tissue engineering.
In this study, layer structured porous chitosan scaffold was successfully fabricated using thermal induced phase separation method.
The scaffold had a layer structure with interconnective pores (50- 300 μm) and high porosity (>90%) using citric or acetic acid as the solvent.
They presented layer structure with interconnective pores (50-150 μm).
Summary Porous chitosan scaffold with layer structure was successfully fabricated using thermal induced phase separation method.
In this study, layer structured porous chitosan scaffold was successfully fabricated using thermal induced phase separation method.
The scaffold had a layer structure with interconnective pores (50- 300 μm) and high porosity (>90%) using citric or acetic acid as the solvent.
They presented layer structure with interconnective pores (50-150 μm).
Summary Porous chitosan scaffold with layer structure was successfully fabricated using thermal induced phase separation method.
Online since: June 2013
Authors: Chun Peng Wang, Fu Xiang Chu, Ji Fu Wang, Yu Peng Liu, Ying Chen, Juan Yu
The structure information was further confirmed by MS spectra.
The structure and purity of DAHA were characterized by FT-IR, 1H NMR, 13C NMR and MS.
Green Chemistry 11, 1018-1025 (2009)
Green Chemistry 10, 1190-1196 (2008)
Journal of Polymer Science Part A: Polymer Chemistry, 49,3728-3738 (2011)
The structure and purity of DAHA were characterized by FT-IR, 1H NMR, 13C NMR and MS.
Green Chemistry 11, 1018-1025 (2009)
Green Chemistry 10, 1190-1196 (2008)
Journal of Polymer Science Part A: Polymer Chemistry, 49,3728-3738 (2011)
Online since: February 2016
Authors: G.P. Doroshko, V.N. Ilyukhin, V.A. Mikheev
Annotation: Structural material composition determine its structure not ambiguously.
The physical and chemical nature of the linkage elements and materials of its parts act on the construction material structure and the final properties.
Without them, it is impossible use in chemistry or physics or in the technology, if it is necessary to investigate the materials or substances of their constituents.
In this case, the chemistry of the process corresponds to the method of combining the density diagrams of simple substances (elements, components, phases and chemical compounds) in elucidating the mechanism of complex compound formation from simple data.
Using this method, it can be got the fullest information about the composition and structure of the material.
The physical and chemical nature of the linkage elements and materials of its parts act on the construction material structure and the final properties.
Without them, it is impossible use in chemistry or physics or in the technology, if it is necessary to investigate the materials or substances of their constituents.
In this case, the chemistry of the process corresponds to the method of combining the density diagrams of simple substances (elements, components, phases and chemical compounds) in elucidating the mechanism of complex compound formation from simple data.
Using this method, it can be got the fullest information about the composition and structure of the material.
Online since: February 2026
Authors: Paul Jhon G. Eugenio, John Marc Ganzon
Temperature is an important parameter because it affects water chemistry, microbial activity, and reaction rates [23].
Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research, 61(5), 1921–1954. https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.iecr.1c04583
Food Chemistry, 185, 112–118. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.foodchem.2015.03.120
Asian Journal of Applied Chemistry Research, 15(4), 276-293. https://doi.org/10.9734/ajacr/2024/v15i4311
Royal Society of Chemistry, 14, 19472–19482. https://doi.org/10.1039/D4RA02207F.
Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research, 61(5), 1921–1954. https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.iecr.1c04583
Food Chemistry, 185, 112–118. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.foodchem.2015.03.120
Asian Journal of Applied Chemistry Research, 15(4), 276-293. https://doi.org/10.9734/ajacr/2024/v15i4311
Royal Society of Chemistry, 14, 19472–19482. https://doi.org/10.1039/D4RA02207F.
Online since: May 2019
Authors: Du Yeol Kim, Soon Ki Jeong, Ha Jin Lee
X-ray diffraction analysis confirmed that the ball milling process did not destroy the crystal structure of the CuHCF active material.
This indicates that the synthesized CuHCF active material has good crystallinity with a face-centered cubic (FCC) structure.
This indicates that the crystal structure is neither destroyed, nor damaged by the ball milling process.
The XRD profiles show that the ball milling process did not destroy the crystal structure.
Sadoway, Calcium-based multi-element chemistry for grid-scale electrochemical energy storage, Nat.
This indicates that the synthesized CuHCF active material has good crystallinity with a face-centered cubic (FCC) structure.
This indicates that the crystal structure is neither destroyed, nor damaged by the ball milling process.
The XRD profiles show that the ball milling process did not destroy the crystal structure.
Sadoway, Calcium-based multi-element chemistry for grid-scale electrochemical energy storage, Nat.
Online since: October 2006
Authors: Atsuro Yokoyama, Fumio Watari, Mamoru Omori, Susan Liao, Noboru Ohata
Fig.1 Bulk effect of stress relaxation by
introduction of FGM structure into dental
implant and dental core and post.
Fig.9c shows the von Mises stress equivalent contour plots in the core and post with the graded composite resin structure.
The pore structure of 8wt%nCHAC+PLGA was enlarged on the porous surface, while nonporous surface of pure PLGA also had a small porous structure along the increased period.
Biomed Mater Res 75B(2005), 464-472 [26] N.Aoki, A.Yokoyama, Y.Nodasaka, T.Akasaka, M.Uo, Y.Sato, K.Tohji, F.Watari: Chemistry Letters 35(2006), 508-509 [27] T.
Watari: Chemistry Letters 34(2005), 826-827 [28] I.D.Rosca, F.Watari, M.Uo, T.Akasaka: Carbon 43 (2005) 3124-3131 [29] W.Wang, M.Omori, F.Watari, A.Yokoyama: Dental Materials J., 24(2005), 478-486
Fig.9c shows the von Mises stress equivalent contour plots in the core and post with the graded composite resin structure.
The pore structure of 8wt%nCHAC+PLGA was enlarged on the porous surface, while nonporous surface of pure PLGA also had a small porous structure along the increased period.
Biomed Mater Res 75B(2005), 464-472 [26] N.Aoki, A.Yokoyama, Y.Nodasaka, T.Akasaka, M.Uo, Y.Sato, K.Tohji, F.Watari: Chemistry Letters 35(2006), 508-509 [27] T.
Watari: Chemistry Letters 34(2005), 826-827 [28] I.D.Rosca, F.Watari, M.Uo, T.Akasaka: Carbon 43 (2005) 3124-3131 [29] W.Wang, M.Omori, F.Watari, A.Yokoyama: Dental Materials J., 24(2005), 478-486
Online since: November 2012
Authors: Sarika Sharma, Pooja Agarwala, Sulaxna Sharma, Rajnish Garg, P. Gopinath
A study on Ni-P and Ni–P–ZnO composite coatings developed by electroless technique
Sarika Sharma1,a, Sulaxna Sharma2,a, Pooja Agarwala3,a, Rajnish Garg3,b and P.Gopinath4,a
1Department of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, IIT Roorkee, India
2Department of Chemistry, THDC, IHET, New Tehri, India
3Center of Nanotechnology, UPES, Dehradun, India
4Center of Nanotechnology, IIT Roorkee, India
Emaila: sarika.sharma757@gmail.com, emailb: sulaxnasharma@gmail.com,
emailc: agarwala.pooja@gmail.com
Keywords: Ni-P electroless coating (EL), Ni-P-ZnO electroless composite coatings (EL).
Fig.2a shows that the XRD pattern of MS substrate have polycrystalline structure.
Several grains form a globule and the EL coating consists of globular structure.
Sharma, Electroless Ni-P based nanocoating technology-A review: Synthesis and Reactivity in Inorganic: Metal-Organic and Nano-Metal Chemistry, 36 (2006) 493-515
Fig.2a shows that the XRD pattern of MS substrate have polycrystalline structure.
Several grains form a globule and the EL coating consists of globular structure.
Sharma, Electroless Ni-P based nanocoating technology-A review: Synthesis and Reactivity in Inorganic: Metal-Organic and Nano-Metal Chemistry, 36 (2006) 493-515
Online since: July 2014
Authors: Li Liu, Xiao Bo Zhang, Yue He, Ke Bi, Yu Li, Hai Ying Li, Xin Guo
The structure of the micro-hotplate is shown in Fig. 1.
The structure of the new micro-hotplate simplified the manufacturing process of the gas sensor.
Structure diagram of the micro-hotplate Fig. 2.
The optimized structure of micro-hotplate can simplify the production process and reduce production costs.
[6] Yoon Jin-Ho, Kim Bum-Joon, and Kim Jung-Sik: Materials Chemistry and Physics, Vol.133 (2012), p. 987-991
The structure of the new micro-hotplate simplified the manufacturing process of the gas sensor.
Structure diagram of the micro-hotplate Fig. 2.
The optimized structure of micro-hotplate can simplify the production process and reduce production costs.
[6] Yoon Jin-Ho, Kim Bum-Joon, and Kim Jung-Sik: Materials Chemistry and Physics, Vol.133 (2012), p. 987-991
Online since: July 2010
Authors: Li Li Li, Pei Xu, Zhi Hong Zhang, Shao Yi Wu
The local
structure of this center is also discussed.
The dipolar hyperfine structure parameter P 34.7 104 cm1 [24,25] for Rh+ .
The local structure of this Rh+ center is analyzed.
DeWit: Coordination Chemistry Reviews, 147 (1996) 209 [4] F.
Weast: CRC Handbook of Chemistry and Physics (CRC Press, Boca Raton, 1989) p.B196; F187 [17] E.
The dipolar hyperfine structure parameter P 34.7 104 cm1 [24,25] for Rh+ .
The local structure of this Rh+ center is analyzed.
DeWit: Coordination Chemistry Reviews, 147 (1996) 209 [4] F.
Weast: CRC Handbook of Chemistry and Physics (CRC Press, Boca Raton, 1989) p.B196; F187 [17] E.
Online since: August 2013
Authors: Ju Mei Li, Xiao Qing Zhang, Bo Li, Yi Bing Ma, Zhan Bin Huang
Evaluation the influence of soil solution chemistry on soluble nickel toxicity to bok choy
Xiaoqing Zhang1, a, Li Jumei2, b, Li Bo2, c, Ma Yibing2, d, Zhanbin Huang1, e
1School of Chemical and Environmental Engineering, China University of Mining and Technology- Beijing, No.Ding 11, Xueyuan Road, Haidian District, Beijing 100083, China
2National Soil Fertility and Fertilizer Effects Long-term Monitoring Network, Institute of Agricultural Resources and Regional Planning, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, 12 Southern Street of Zhongguancun, Beijing 100081, China.
The measured soil chemistry characters were listed in Table 1.
The soil solution chemistry obviously influenced toxicity thresholds.
Table 3 Simple and multiple linear regressions for unleached and leached soils from bok choy shoot bioassay between soluble Ni toxicity thresholds and soil pore water chemistry No.
Moreover, Ca2+ played an important role in adjusting the osmotic pressure, protecting cell structure and promoting photosynthesis.
The measured soil chemistry characters were listed in Table 1.
The soil solution chemistry obviously influenced toxicity thresholds.
Table 3 Simple and multiple linear regressions for unleached and leached soils from bok choy shoot bioassay between soluble Ni toxicity thresholds and soil pore water chemistry No.
Moreover, Ca2+ played an important role in adjusting the osmotic pressure, protecting cell structure and promoting photosynthesis.