ArticleEuropean biophysics journal : EBJ2020
Aminoethyl substitution enhances the self-assembly properties of an aminocellulose as a potential archaeological wood consolidant.
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- Evaluation of two terpene-derived polymers as consolidants for archaeological wood.Scientific reports · 2023Article
- Comparative hydrodynamic characterisation of two hydroxylated polymers based on α-pinene- or oleic acid-derived monomers for potential use as archaeological consolidants.Scientific reports · 2022Article
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- Comparative Hydrodynamic Study on Non-Aqueous Soluble Archaeological Wood Consolidants: Butvar B-98 and PDMS-OH Siloxanes.Molecules (Basel, Switzerland) · 2022Article
- Analytical ultracentrifugation: still the gold standard that offers multiple solutions.European biophysics journal : EBJ · 2020Article
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The 6-deoxy-6-aminocelluloses-or "aminocelluloses"-are a class of synthetic natural cellulose derivatives which are mostly aqueous soluble and have excellent film-forming properties. Recent studies have connected these properties at the molecular level with protein-like self-associative behaviour for a range of aminocelluloses including a 6-deoxy-6-(ω-aminoethyl) aminocellulose AEA-1 with the association being a two-stage process-a reversible oligomerisation followed by further (semi-reversible) aggregation into larger structures. Here, we synthesise and compare a new 6-deoxy-6-(ω-aminoethyl) aminocellulose AEA-1' with different degree of substitution with one with further alkyl derivatisation, namely 6-deoxy-6-(ω-hydroxyethyl) aminocellulose HEA-1'. As with AEA-1, sedimentation velocity and sedimentation equilibrium in the analytical ultracentrifuge still show a two-stage process for both AEA-1' and HEA-1', with the latter giving higher molar masses. The consequences of these properties for use as consolidants for archaeological wood are considered.
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