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Melt processing of biodegradable poly (lactic acid)/functionalized chitosan nanocomposite films: mechanical modeling with improved oxygen barrier and thermal …

Pal et al., 2017

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4564852078070296737
Author
Pal A
Katiyar V
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Journal of Polymer Research

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The present work demonstrates about the formulation of functionalized chitosan (CH-g- OLLA) through the transformation of hydrophilic nature of chitosan into hydrophobic by grafting with oligo (L-lactic acid)(OLLA). The developed CH-g-OLLA is easily soluble in poly …
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