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Title of Journal: J Incl Phenom Macrocycl Chem

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Abbravation: Journal of inclusion phenomena and macrocyclic chemistry

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Kluwer Academic Publishers

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10.1016/j.bbadis.2004.11.006

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1573-1111

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Encapsulation and Release Characteristics of Carbo

Authors: TzeLoon Neoh Hidefumi Yoshii Takeshi Furuta
Publish Date: 2006/04/07
Volume: 56, Issue: 1-2, Pages: 125-133
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Encapsulation and release of carbon dioxide CO2 into and from αcyclodextrin αCD was studied Initial moisture content of αCD and CO2 pressure were found to have affected the encapsulation behavior The increase of CO2 pressure has constantly accelerated the encapsulation rates and increased the maximum inclusion ratio whereas the increase of initial moisture content showed no consistent effect The saturated αCD solution produced the inclusion complex crystal of similar inclusion ratio to solid αCD The release characteristics of inclusion complexes were also monitored at various relative humidities at 25 °C Predominantly increase in storage humidity accelerated the release of CO2 The inclusion complex crystal prepared from saturated αCD solution showed the most stable release characteristic at all storage humidities investigated The encapsulation and the release characteristics were analyzed using the firstorder reaction equation and the Avrami’s equation respectively in order to estimate the rate processes of encapsulation and release The FTIR spectra of inclusion complexes presented an absorption band at wavenumber around 2338 cm−1 indicating CO2 molecules resided inside the αCD cavities in gaseous state rather than being bound to the hydroxyl groups of αCD Powder Xray diffractometry was carried out to investigate the crystal lattice structure of αCD and inclusion complexes Scanning electron microscopy was also performed for morphological examination


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