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The dissolution of chitosan in ionic liquids was successfully accomplished. Benzoylation and phthalation of chitosan in homogeneous conditions was also achieved.By modifying the chitosan with different reagents, new desired chemical and physical properties can be induced which will enlarge the field of the potential applications. Blends of chitosan and cellulose were successfully prepared using BMIMAc as a common solvent.The rheological measurements of the polymeric solutions indicated the formation of a complex between chitosan and cellulose molecules. Films prepared from the polymeric…mehr

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The dissolution of chitosan in ionic liquids was successfully accomplished. Benzoylation and phthalation of chitosan in homogeneous conditions was also achieved.By modifying the chitosan with different reagents, new desired chemical and physical properties can be induced which will enlarge the field of the potential applications. Blends of chitosan and cellulose were successfully prepared using BMIMAc as a common solvent.The rheological measurements of the polymeric solutions indicated the formation of a complex between chitosan and cellulose molecules. Films prepared from the polymeric solutions were investigated by means of FT-IR, TGA, X-ray diffraction and SEM measurements. The interest in obtaining films from blends of chitosan and cellulose is owed to skin tissue regeneration and accelerate healing of wounds effect created by the presence of chitosan that has distinctive biomedical properties when used as wound-dressing materials.
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Stefanescu, CristinaCristina Stefanescu was born in 1980 in Roman, Romania, to theproud parents of Mr. and Mrs. Gheorghe Martinas. In December 2010she received the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in chemistry atLouisiana State University under Dr. W. H. Daly and Dr. I. I. Negulescu.