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Hokkaido University Discovers New Path to Plant-Based Recylable Polymers

Cellulose is one of the most abundant components of biomass derived from plants, being a key part of the tough cell walls surrounding all plant cells. It can be readily obtained from plant wastes, such as straw and sawdust, therefore, using it as a feedstock for polymer manufacture should not reduce the availability of agricultural land for food production. Cellulose is a long-chain polysaccharide polymer, meaning that it is composed of multiple sugar groups, specifically glucose, linked together by chemical bonds.

Feng liToshifumi satohResearchers at hokkaido universityHokkaido university

Hokkaido University Finds A New Route To Recyclable Polymers From Plants

Hokkaido University Finds A New Route To Recyclable Polymers From Plants
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Feng liToshifumi satohResearchers at hokkaido universityHokkaido university

Molecular Wheels Facilitate Development of Industrial Soft Polymers

Researchers have manipulated structures called rotaxanes that could pave the way for new possibilities in molecular computing, sensors, and drug delivery.

Toshifumi satohHokkaido universityAngewandte chemie international editionProfessor toshifumi satohAngewandte chemie international

Wheels and axles drive new advance in soft polymers

Wheels and axles drive new advance in soft polymers
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Toshifumi satohMinami ebeHokkaido universityAngewandte chemie international editionChemie internationalAngewandte chemie international

Multicyclic molecular wheels with polymer potential - Molecules that act as connected wheels can hold long molecular chains together to modify the properties of soft polymers

Rotaxanes are interlocked molecular structures with a linear ‘axle’ molecule penetrating one or more cyclic ‘wheel’ molecules. Bulky groups at the end of the axle prevent the wheels from coming of .

Multicyclic polydimethylsiloxaneToshifumi satohAngewandte chemie international editionSilicone networkHokkaido universityProfessor toshifumi satohHigh molecular weight axleAngewandte chemie internationalAcro rotaxanesPolymer chemistry

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