Acetylation of Xanthan gum (cas 11138-66-2) in densified carbon dioxide (CO2)

Add time:07/21/2019    Source:sciencedirect.com

Xanthan gum (cas 11138-66-2) (XG), known as a microbial polysaccharide, is potential renewable resources in the biodegradable plastics synthesis. However, native xanthan gum needs to be chemically modified in order to improve its properties required for further application as thermoplastics material. We here report our preliminary studies on the acetylation of xanthan gum in densified carbon dioxide (CO2) as the ‘green’ solvent. Within the experimental conditions, xanthan acetates with a broad range of degree of substitution (DS) values (1.27 – 7.08) were obtained. In addition, the products give a higher thermal stability and an altered morphology compared with their native counterparts.

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