ArticleACS omega2025
Facile and Additive-Free Synthesis of Chitosan-Catechol Adhesives with Enhanced Adhesive Strength: Performance Evaluation for Wood and Skin Binding.
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Abstract
Composite materials, which include chitosan and catechol derivatives, are promising bioadhesives that are inspired by natural adhesive biomolecules in mussels. Although adhesives based on the composite of chitosan and catechol have been explored, these require multiple steps for preparation using chemicals such as a coupling reagent and purification. Here, novel adhesive composite materials with high adhesive properties are prepared by additive-free mixing of chitosan (CS) and 3,4-dihydroxybenzaldehyde (DB). The resulting CS-catechol (CS-DB) exhibits sufficient adhesion to glue pairs of wood plates and sections of pork skin together with adhesive strengths of 1.50-3.12 and 0.33-0.55 MPa, respectively. CS-DB retains its adhesive strength (0.09-0.13 MPa) even in wet environments. The results of shear tests of CS-DB samples prepared from CS with different average molecular weights of polymerization (
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