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based on CNC MariaCristina Popescu CarmenMihaela Popescu Petru Poni Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry of the Romanian Academy Iasi Romania linear synthetic polymer watersoluble ID: 799320

materials cnc bands composite cnc materials composite bands spectra components strength structure

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Structure evaluation of composite materials based on CNC

Maria-Cristina Popescu, Carmen-Mihaela PopescuPetru Poni Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry of the Romanian Academy, Iasi, Romania

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linear synthetic polymer

water-soluble

nontoxic

biocompatible

noncarcinogenichigher tensile strength good swelling properties,bioadhesive characteristics

renewable wide availablehigh specific strength and modulus high aspect ratiolow densitysafetynontoxic

AIM

Nanocomposite

materials as polymeric matrix for antimicrobial membranes.

Slide3

the

spectra of the composite materials indicate firstly the presence of the PVA bands, but also bands assigned to different stretching vibrations from CNC structure can be

observed

compared to pure components, physical and chemical crosslinks between components and structural rearrangements in the composite materials were evidenced by modification of the bands maxima to higher or lower wavenumbers in the infrared spectra

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α(%) = −13.1 + 89.5(A1144⁄ A1094)

PVA14.5853927.04929

CNC 0.59.87385618.07063

CNC 1

10.68241

10.07463

CNC1.57.8979975.819797 the degree of crystallinity increase if the glycerol is added and decrease with increasing the CNC content

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Scanning Electron Microscopy

SEM micrographs indicate the uniform spread ability of CNC into the composite materials

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Thank you!