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Study on the Biodegradation Process of D-Mannose Glycopolymers in Liquid Media and Soil

Polymers derived from natural raw materials have become of great interest due to their increased biodegradable features and possible biocompatibility. Our group has successfully synthesized and characterized polymers derived from D-mannose oligomer (M), 2-hydroxy propyl acrylate (HPA), and methacryl...

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Published in:Polymers 2023-07, Vol.15 (15), p.3194
Main Authors: Pană, Ana-Maria, Ordodi, Valentin, Gherman, Vasile, Sfîrloagă, Paula, Dumitrel, Gabriela-Alina
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Biocompatibility
Biodegradation
Bioplastics
Carbon
Enzymes
Glycopolymers
Hydrocarbons
Inoculum
Mannose
Medical research
Microorganisms
Monosaccharides
Polymers
Polynomials
Raw materials
Scanning electron microscopy
Soils
Sugar
Sugars
Weight loss
title Study on the Biodegradation Process of D-Mannose Glycopolymers in Liquid Media and Soil
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