Ternary Biopolymer Composites and Films Based on Them
Methods of capillary viscometry, spectroscopy, and conductometry were used to investigate the compatibility of components in a biopolymer composite made of polyvinyl alcohol, products of enzymethermal degradation of collagen, and maltodextrin in aqueous solutions. The optimum proportion of maltodext...
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| description | Methods of capillary viscometry, spectroscopy, and conductometry were used to investigate the compatibility of components in a biopolymer composite made of polyvinyl alcohol, products of enzymethermal degradation of collagen, and maltodextrin in aqueous solutions. The optimum proportion of maltodextrin ensuring high physicomechanical properties of biopolymer films was determined. |
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