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[Sorption of water on biopolymers].

Authors: N I, Gamaiunov; L Iu, Vasil'eva; V M, Koshkin;

[Sorption of water on biopolymers].

Abstract

NMR-spin echo and dielectric studies of water in biopolymers have been carried out. According to the data on the relationship between the time of spin-spin relaxation, the energy of movement activation and electroconductivity, and moisture-bearing it can be concluded that water sorption on biopolymers of the type of gelatin, starch, cellulose up to a certain humidity value takes place in a vacuum. With an increase of moisture-bearing the process of sorption may be presented as a solution of low-molecular substance in a high-molecular one.

Keywords

Biopolymers, Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy, Macromolecular Substances, Gelatin, Water, Starch, Cellulose, Absorption

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