Dilute solution behavior of chitosan was studied in formic acid
acetic acid
lactic acid andhydrochloric acid aqueous solution under different pH values. The reduced viscosities
η
sp
/C
ofchitosan solutions were dependent on the properties of acid and pH value of solvents. For a givenchitosan concentration
η
sp
/C decreased with the increase of acid concentration
or decreasing pHof solvent
indicating shielding effect of excessive acid similar to adding salt into solution. Thestabilities of dilute chitosan solution in formic acid and lactic acid were better than that in acetic acid and hvdrochloric acid.
Abstract
Dilute solution behavior of chitosan was studied in formic acid
acetic acid
lactic acid andhydrochloric acid aqueous solution under different pH values. The reduced viscosities
η
sp
/C
ofchitosan solutions were dependent on the properties of acid and pH value of solvents. For a givenchitosan concentration
η
sp
/C decreased with the increase of acid concentration
or decreasing pHof solvent
indicating shielding effect of excessive acid similar to adding salt into solution. Thestabilities of dilute chitosan solution in formic acid and lactic acid were better than that in acetic acid and hvdrochloric acid.
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