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Preparation of a water-insoluble trans-2, 3-cyclic carbonate derivative of macroporous cellulose and its use as a matrix for enzyme immobilisation

Kennedy et al., 1973

Document ID: 16956223835674804753
Author: Kennedy J; Barker S; Rosevear A
Publication year: 1973
Publication venue: Journal of the Chemical Society, Perkin Transactions 1

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The degree of substitution of macroporous cellulose withtrans-2, 3-cyclic carbonate groups has been controlled by moderating the reaction with water. Exercise of this control enabled the preparation of a matrix with physical and chemical properties which facilitated the …

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