Erwinia(E) gum is composed of glucose, fucose, galactose and glucuronic acid. The weightaverage molecular weights M w, numberaverage molecular weights M n and intrinsic viscosities[η] of the four fractions and the ...Erwinia(E) gum is composed of glucose, fucose, galactose and glucuronic acid. The weightaverage molecular weights M w, numberaverage molecular weights M n and intrinsic viscosities[η] of the four fractions and the unfractionated E gum in aqueous solutions at desired temperatures were studied by light scattering, membrane osmometry, size exclusion chromatography(SEC) and viscometry. The experimental results prove that E gum formed aggregates in the aqueous solution at 25 ℃ and the aggregates were broken gradually with increasing temperature. The dissociation of the aggregates of E gum in the aqueous solution started at 36 ℃, and was completed at around 90 ℃. The [η] values of E gum and its fractions are much higher than those of the conventional polymers with the similar molecular weights, and decrease with increasing NaCl concentration.展开更多
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文摘Erwinia(E) gum is composed of glucose, fucose, galactose and glucuronic acid. The weightaverage molecular weights M w, numberaverage molecular weights M n and intrinsic viscosities[η] of the four fractions and the unfractionated E gum in aqueous solutions at desired temperatures were studied by light scattering, membrane osmometry, size exclusion chromatography(SEC) and viscometry. The experimental results prove that E gum formed aggregates in the aqueous solution at 25 ℃ and the aggregates were broken gradually with increasing temperature. The dissociation of the aggregates of E gum in the aqueous solution started at 36 ℃, and was completed at around 90 ℃. The [η] values of E gum and its fractions are much higher than those of the conventional polymers with the similar molecular weights, and decrease with increasing NaCl concentration.
