ArticleEnvironmental science & technology2025
Characterization of Biobased Polymers at the Gas-Solid Interface─Analysis of Surface and Bulk Properties during Artificial Degradation.
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Accurately assessing the interfacial composition and reactivity of (bio)polymers under controlled but environmentally relevant conditions remains challenging. This study explores the evolution of surface functionalities of novel polyesters Poly(Butylene Xylose) (PBX) and Poly(Alkyl Xylose Amide) (PAXA) under artificial degradation conditions. Employing a Knudsen Flow Reactor (KFR) and a gas-titration approach, we systematically analyze the chemical transformations occurring at the polymer's solid-gas interface. Both polymers are derived from the same functionalized lignocellulosic sugar building block, Diglyoxylic Acid Xylose (DGAX). Virgin (V), long-term UV (UV), and short-term Ozone (O
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