Method for preparing water soluble chitosan oligosaccharide
A technology of water-soluble chitosan and chitosan, which is applied in the preparation of sugar derivatives, chemical instruments and methods, amino sugars, etc., can solve the problems of incomplete degradation process, waste of raw materials, high risk, etc., and achieve microwave degradation The effect of complete degree, reduction of process cost, and shortening of radiation time
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[0014] After preliminary treatment, 1kg of the raw material polymer chitosan is soaked in pure water for 6h to form 1000ml of a mixture of chitosan and pure water, and then the soaked mixture is placed on a microwave generator for tunnel continuous microwave The treatment can ensure that the soaked chitosan receives uniform microwave radiation. The microwave radiation time is 5min and the microwave radiation temperature is 130℃; the solution obtained after microwave radiation is degraded with 3000ml of food-grade hydrogen peroxide. Distilled water is added during the degradation process of food grade hydrogen peroxide. After the reaction is complete, the nano-membrane filtration separates the crude chitosan and the filtrate with low molecular weight. The filtrate can be sent to the soaking process for reuse; the crude chitosan is washed with pure water to remove impurities , The washed solution is centrifuged and concentrated at high speed, the concentrated pro...
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[0016] After preliminary treatment, 1 kg of the raw material polymer chitosan is soaked in pure water for 8 hours to form 1000 ml of a mixture of chitosan and pure water, and then the mixture obtained after soaking is placed on the microwave generator for continuous tunneling Microwave treatment can ensure uniform microwave radiation to the soaked chitosan. The microwave radiation time is 30min and the microwave radiation temperature is 120℃; the solution obtained after microwave radiation is degraded with 2500ml of food-grade hydrogen peroxide. , Distilled water is added during the degradation of food-grade hydrogen peroxide. After the reaction is complete, the nano-membrane filtration separates the crude chitosan and the filtrate with low molecular weight. The filtrate can be sent to the soaking process for reuse; the crude chitosan is washed and removed with pure water For impurities, the washed solution is centrifuged and concentrated at high speed, the con...
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[0018] After preliminary treatment, 1 kg of the raw material polymer chitosan is soaked in pure water for 10 hours to form 1000 ml of a mixture of chitosan and pure water, and then the mixture obtained after soaking is placed on the microwave generator for continuous tunneling Microwave treatment can ensure that the soaked chitosan receives uniform microwave radiation. The microwave radiation time is 60min and the microwave radiation temperature is 100℃; the solution obtained after microwave radiation is degraded with 2000ml of food-grade hydrogen peroxide. , Distilled water is added during the degradation of food grade hydrogen peroxide. After the reaction is complete, the low molecular weight chito-oligosaccharides and filtrate are separated by nano-membrane filtration. The resulting filtrate can be sent to the soaking process for repeated use; the chito-oligosaccharides are washed with pure water Remove impurities, centrifuge and concentrate the washed solut...
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