MECHANOCHEMICAL COMPLEXATION OF MICRONIZED CELLULOSE WITH CO(3+) IONSBY ULTRASONIC TREATMENT IN ORDER TO OBTAIN MACROMOLECULAR CARRIERS FOR INVERTASE IMMOBILIZATION
M. Popa et al., MECHANOCHEMICAL COMPLEXATION OF MICRONIZED CELLULOSE WITH CO(3+) IONSBY ULTRASONIC TREATMENT IN ORDER TO OBTAIN MACROMOLECULAR CARRIERS FOR INVERTASE IMMOBILIZATION, Cellulose Chemistry and Technology, 28(2), 1994, pp. 129-141
The paper deals with the study of the mechanochemical complexation of
micronized cellulose with Co3+ ions by an ultrasonic treatment. The mi
cronized material was obtained from dissolving pulp, using a hydrolyti
c process. The complexes were used as macromolecular carriers for inve
rtase immobilization. Carrying out the experiments by using a second o
rder, centrated, composite, rotatable design, regression equations cor
relating the Co3+ content in the complexes and the efficiency of inver
tase coupling with the parameters of the ultrasonic process ([Co3+] in
the initial solution, temperature and time) were obtained. It was als
o studied the influence of the coupling reaction parameteres (enzyme/s
upport ratio, time) on the coupling efficiency.