DSC Thermogram Analysis of PEO Nanofibers
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What is the temperature range where polysaccharides typically degrade upon heating?

above a certain temperature

What is the significance of the broad endotherm at 140 ℃ in the thermograms of polysaccharides?

water evaporation

What is the temperature of the endothermic melting peak observed in the neat PEO nanofiber?

around 137 ℃

What is the effect of chitosan (CS) on the crystallization of PEO in the blended nanofibers?

<p>inhibition</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the temperature at which the endothermic peak is observed in the CS/PEO blended nanofibers?

<p>around 85 °C</p> Signup and view all the answers

The DSC thermogram is presented in Figure ______ C.

<p>4-16</p> Signup and view all the answers

For the neat PEO nanofiber, a sharp ______ melting peak around 137 ℃ was observed.

<p>endothermic</p> Signup and view all the answers

Polysaccharides don't ______ but degrade upon heating above a certain temperature due to their links through hydrogen bonding.

<p>melt</p> Signup and view all the answers

The CS/PEO blended nanofibers show a shift towards a ______ temperature (85 °C).

<p>lower</p> Signup and view all the answers

This change was due to the ______ of CS on the crystallization of the PEO.

<p>inhibition</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

DSC Thermogram of PEO Nanofiber

  • A sharp endothermic melting peak was observed around 137 ℃ for the neat PEO nanofiber.
  • Polysaccharides typically degrade upon heating above a certain temperature due to hydrogen bonding links.
  • Below degradation temperatures, polysaccharides display a broad endotherm (around 140 ℃) associated with water evaporation.

Effect of CS on PEO Nanofiber

  • The CS/PEO blended nanofibers show a shift towards a lower temperature (85 °C) compared to pure PEO nanofiber.
  • This change is attributed to the inhibition of CS on the crystallization of PEO.

DSC Thermogram of PEO Nanofiber

  • A sharp endothermic melting peak was observed around 137 ℃ for the neat PEO nanofiber.
  • Polysaccharides typically degrade upon heating above a certain temperature due to hydrogen bonding links.
  • Below degradation temperatures, polysaccharides display a broad endotherm (around 140 ℃) associated with water evaporation.

Effect of CS on PEO Nanofiber

  • The CS/PEO blended nanofibers show a shift towards a lower temperature (85 °C) compared to pure PEO nanofiber.
  • This change is attributed to the inhibition of CS on the crystallization of PEO.

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Analysis of the thermal properties of PEO nanofibers and their blends with CS, using DSC thermograms. Effects of temperature on polysaccharides and water evaporation are discussed.

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