caracterização de membranas assimétricas de acetato de celulose produzidas a partir do aproveitamento do resíduo da palha de milho para uso em ultrafiltração

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Abstract
Cellulose acetates (CA) with different degrees of acetylation were synthesized from cellulose extracted from corn stover. Membranes were prepared for the ultrafiltration process with pure polymers and blend form of CA utilizing a dioxane/acetone system. The membranes were characterized according to their transport properties. The blend form materials presented the best results for application in ultrafiltration experiments. M-TAC/DAC (corn stover triacetate and diacetate) and M-TAC/DAC-Rho (corn stover triacetate and Rhodia diacetate) presented rejection to egg albumin protein of 87.39% and 80.50%, respectively. Thus, MWCO of 45 kDa was determined for these materials.
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Authors ;Elaine Angélica Mundim Ribeiro;Guimes Rodrigues Filho;Júlia Graciele Vieira;Raquel Maria Ferreira de Sousa;Rosana Maria Nascimento de Assunção;Carla da Silva Meireles;Jocelei Duarte;Mara Zeni
Journal greece and rome
Year 2014
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10.5935/0100-4042.20140070
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