Effect of different polyols as plasticizers in soy based bioplastics

Effect of different polyols as plasticizers in soy based

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However, only a few studies have been devoted to the effect of plasticizers in bioplastics processed through injection-moulding, considering it is the most common plastic

In a similar type of study, Aguilar et al., experimented on different polyols as plasticizers in soy-based bioplastics. They found that all of the plasticizers are lost after water

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Effect of different polyols as plasticizers in soy

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The present work assesses the inﬂuence of the presence of four polyols (glycerol (GLY), ethylene glycol (EG), diethylene glycol (DEG), triethylene glycol (TEG)) on the properties of bioplastics based on a soy protein isolate (SPI),

Effect of different polyols as plasticizers in soy based bioplastics. Thermomechanical properties and water uptake capacity of soy protein-based bioplastics processed by injection molding, J.

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Effect of different polyols as plasticizers in soy based

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Key takeaway: 'Different polyols in soy-based bioplastics influence their physical and mechanical properties, with glycerol and triethylene glycol showing the most desirable properties.' Effect

Recently, Aguilar et al. found that different physical and mechanical properties could be achieved at room temperature for bioplastics based on a soy protein isolated as a

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Effect of different polyols as plasticizers in soy based

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A suitable selection of the plasticizer in the formulation of plastic materials is a fundamental step to achieve the convenient physical and thermomechanical properties for

Similar to most of the other films based on water-soluble natural polymers, pure soluble soybean polysaccharide (SSPS) films are rigid, fragile and brittle in nature, which

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Moreover, additional polyol-based plasticizers, such as glycerol and sorbitol, allow obtaining reinforced products with improved elasticity when protein-based bioplastics are processed.

Commonly used plasticizers in polysaccharide-based film formations are polyols (glycerol, sorbitol and polyethylene glycol) because of their resemblance in structure with the polymers and their hydrophilic nature allowing them to attract water in the system (Banker, 1966, Mali et al., 2005, Mikkonen et al., 2007).

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