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Thermodynamic and diffusion properties of biodegradable systems based on starch and cellulose derivatives. / Suvorova, A. I.; Tjukova, I. S.; Trufanova, E. I.
In: Journal of Environmental Polymer Degradation, Vol. 7, No. 1, 1999, p. 35-40.

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Suvorova, AI, Tjukova, IS & Trufanova, EI 1999, 'Thermodynamic and diffusion properties of biodegradable systems based on starch and cellulose derivatives', Journal of Environmental Polymer Degradation, vol. 7, no. 1, pp. 35-40.

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Suvorova, A. I., Tjukova, I. S., & Trufanova, E. I. (1999). Thermodynamic and diffusion properties of biodegradable systems based on starch and cellulose derivatives. Journal of Environmental Polymer Degradation, 7(1), 35-40.

Vancouver

Suvorova AI, Tjukova IS, Trufanova EI. Thermodynamic and diffusion properties of biodegradable systems based on starch and cellulose derivatives. Journal of Environmental Polymer Degradation. 1999;7(1):35-40.

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Suvorova, A. I. ; Tjukova, I. S. ; Trufanova, E. I. / Thermodynamic and diffusion properties of biodegradable systems based on starch and cellulose derivatives. In: Journal of Environmental Polymer Degradation. 1999 ; Vol. 7, No. 1. pp. 35-40.

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abstract = "The interval sorption and diffusion of water vapor were studied for two systems: methylcellulose (MC)/starch and carboxymethylcellulose (CMC)/starch. The diffusion coefficient of water vapor and the Gibbs free energy of swelling of these blends in water were estimated. The Gibbs free energy of mixing starch with the cellulose derivatives was determined using the thermodynamic cycle. CMC/starch was shown to be more compatible than MC/starch. Biodegradation of these systems in the water-soil environment was measured and found to increase with the concentration of starch in its blends with cellulose derivatives.",
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