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Hydroxypropyl Chitosan (CAS 84069-44-3)

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CAS Number:
84069-44-3
Molecular Weight:
351.44
Molecular Formula:
[C16H33NO7]x
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Hydroxypropyl chitosan is a derivative of chitosan, obtained by chemically grafting hydroxypropyl groups onto the chitosan backbone, which enhances its aqueous solubility while maintaining the biocompatibility and biodegradability of the original polymer. This modification significantly broadens its utility in research areas, particularly in environmental and materials science. Hydroxypropyl chitosan is particularly valued for its ability to form enhanced biocompatible films and hydrogels that are used in various industrial applications, such as water purification processes, where its ability to chelate heavy metals and trap pollutants is exploited. Additionally, its improved film-forming properties make it suitable for developing advanced biodegradable packaging materials that can potentially replace conventional plastics in food storage, thus contributing to sustainability efforts. The enhanced mechanical strength and clarity of the films also open avenues for use in biodegradable agricultural films and in the production of eco-friendly, non-toxic coatings, making hydroxypropyl chitosan a key material in the pursuit of environmentally responsible technology solutions. These applications underscore its value in scientific research that aims to address ecological challenges and promote the development of sustainable technologies.


Hydroxypropyl Chitosan (CAS 84069-44-3) References

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