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Blends of polyvinylalcohol with collagen hydrolysate: thermal degradation and processing properties
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Materials ScienceChemical EngineeringEngineeringPolymer TechnologyPolymer ScienceCollagen HydrolysatePolymer BlendPolymer ProcessingBio-based MaterialProcessing PropertiesPolymer EngineeringThermal DegradationPolymer ChemistryAcetic Acid
The blends of polyvinylalcohol with collagen hydrolysate were studied from the point of view of the effect of collagen hydrolysate on thermal degradation and processing properties. Elimination of deliberated acetic acid in reaction with NH2 groups of CH can protect PVA against acidic catalysis of degradation. Using talc instead of silica can eliminate the crossliking effect in PVA-CH-silica blend when silica is used as antiblock agent. The obtained results make possible to use PVA/CH blends for blowing of biodegradable films with CH content up to 30 wt.%.