-
while the
swelling capacity increases under alkaline conditions.
Sodium polyaspartate is a
sodium salt of
polyaspartic acid. In nature, PASA has been found...
- of
aspartic acid, is a
biodegradable substitute to polyacrylate. The
polyaspartate market comprises a
small fraction (est. < 1%) of the
total SAP market...
- solid-phase
synthesis yielding materials such as nylons, aramids, and
sodium polyaspartate.
Synthetic polyamides are
commonly used in textiles,
automotive industry...
- of
prosthetic implants. An
interesting example of such
materials is
polyaspartate, a water-soluble
biodegradable polymer that may have
applications in...
- PMID 15240267
Thomas Klein; Ralf-Johann Moritz; René
Graupner (2008). "
Polyaspartates and Polysuccinimide". Ullmann's
Encyclopedia of
Industrial Chemistry...
-
January 2024.
Covestro (formerly
Bayer Material Science)
Arnette Polymers LLC
Pflaumer Aspartic amines Cargill Polyaspartate product line TSE Industries...
- by
selective crystal-face
binding of
phosphorylated osteopontin and
polyaspartate peptide showing occlusion by
sectoral (compositional) zoning". The Journal...
- Plastics,
Products and Processes,
Volume 1, Part 2:
Organic Polymers,
Polyaspartates and Polysuccinimide, Weinheim: Wiley-VCH, pp. 742–743,...
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component in ****’s
model was
added in 2001 as asporin, a name
based on its
polyaspartate stretch in its
amino terminus. Over his career, Heinegård published...
