depolymerization of chitosan using a high pressure homogenizer

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1. Introduction Application of Chitosan 4. Conclusion High Pressure Homogenizer (HPH, Nano Disperser, ILSHIN AUTOCLAVE) In the HPH process, the pressure and the number of passes increases make viscosity and molecular weight decrease without any acid/alkali solution (Green Chemistry). The FT-IR spectra indicated no obvious modification of chemical structure of natural polymer before and after HPH treatment. HPH has been shown to be a valid tool to reduce molecular weight of natural polymer (polysaccharides structure). Depolymerization of Chitosan Using a High Pressure Homogenizer Jun Hee Cho a , Taeyoung Kim a , Yun Hye Yeon a , Hyun Hyo Kim a a Department of Research & Development, ILSHINAUTOCLAVE CO. #835 Taplipdong, Yuseonggu, Daejeon 305-510, Korea 2. Experimental Experimental Large Molecular Weight 1 %(w/v) Chitosan Solution 3. Results & Discussion Shear Force Cavitation Entanglement and stretch Smaller Fragment High Molecular Weight Polymer Depolymerization Process Method Advantage Disadvantage Physical (Radiation) Ultrasonic No Waste (Acid/Alkali), No-residues Long Time Process Process Noise E-beam, γ-Ray No Waste (Acid/Alkali), No-residues Dangerous Process High Cost Chemical Acidic hydrolysis High Solubility High Efficiency of Depolymerization Acid waste water Complex Process Phosphorylation Sulfation Enhancement of Solubility and Functionality Low Efficiency Biological Enzymatic hydrolysis Selective Decomposition High Efficiency of Depolymerization High Cost Inefficiency Problems High Viscosity & Large Molecular Weight Method of Depolymerization Plunger Fluid inlet Fluid outlet Hydraulic motive cylinder Plunger seal Alternating motion High pressure Intensifier Nozzle Chamber Shear Force Cavitation Impact Force Inlet High Pressure Pump Pressure Gauge Nozzle Chamber High Energy Outlet Inlet Shear & Cavitation Zone Impact Zone Outlet Inlet Pressure (bar) 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 Fluid velocity (m/sec) 313 442 542 626 700 Inlet Outlet Outlet Impact Zone Shear & Cavitation Zone Shear & Cavitation Zone Impact Zone Fluid Velocity (Sound Speed: 340 m/s) Low Molecular Weight 1 %(w/v) Chitosan Solution - Natural Polymer: Chitosan - Solvent: D.I Water - Nano Disperser: NLM 100 Operating Pressure (bar) 200 – 1500 Max. Flow Rate (ml/min) 100 Pump System Motor Driven Dimension (mm) 300*450*300 Weight (kg) 30 Viscosity(1 %(w/v) Chitosan) Molecular Weight FT-IR Spectrum HPH treatment produces significant changes in the viscosity and molecular weight of the chitosan solution. As the pressure and the number of pass increases, the polymer solution shows a significant decrease of viscosity and molecular weight. High Depolymerization Effect, Short Process Time and No Waste Water (Green Chemistry) C O C O CH 2 OH NH 2 NH 2 CH 2 OH O OH OH H H H H H H H H H H - Chitosan structure Cosmetic Food Drug Textile Drug Delivery System Environment UV-Vis Spectrum XRD Characterization - Viscometer - Gel Chromatograph - FT-IR - UV-Vis - XRD The intensity characteristics of the peaks tend to decrease with increasing numbers of passes under high pressure homogenization. A decrease in crystallinity occurs due to the destruction of the crystal structure of chitosan as a result of the cleavage of the glycosyl bonds

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Page 1: Depolymerization of chitosan using a High Pressure Homogenizer

1. Introduction Application of Chitosan

4. Conclusion

High Pressure Homogenizer (HPH, Nano Disperser, ILSHIN AUTOCLAVE)

In the HPH process, the pressure and the number of passes increases makeviscosity and molecular weight decrease without any acid/alkali solution (GreenChemistry).

The FT-IR spectra indicated no obvious modification of chemical structure ofnatural polymer before and after HPH treatment.

HPH has been shown to be a valid tool to reduce molecular weight of naturalpolymer (polysaccharides structure).

Depolymerization of Chitosan Using

a High Pressure Homogenizer

Jun Hee Choa, Taeyoung Kima, Yun Hye Yeona, Hyun Hyo Kima

aDepartment of Research & Development, ILSHINAUTOCLAVE CO. #835 Taplipdong, Yuseonggu, Daejeon 305-510, Korea

2. Experimental Experimental

Large Molecular Weight

1 %(w/v) Chitosan Solution

3. Results & Discussion

Shear Force Cavitation

Entanglement and stretch

Smaller FragmentHigh Molecular Weight

PolymerDepolymerization

Process Method Advantage Disadvantage

Physical

(Radiation)

Ultrasonic • No Waste (Acid/Alkali), No-residues• Long Time Process

• Process Noise

E-beam, γ-Ray • No Waste (Acid/Alkali), No-residues• Dangerous Process

• High Cost

Chemical

Acidic hydrolysis

• High Solubility

• High Efficiency of Depolymerization

• Acid waste water

• Complex Process

Phosphorylation

Sulfation

• Enhancement of Solubility and

Functionality• Low Efficiency

BiologicalEnzymatic hydrolysis

• Selective Decomposition

• High Efficiency of Depolymerization

• High Cost

• Inefficiency

Problems

High Viscosity

&

Large Molecular

Weight

Method of Depolymerization

Plunger

Fluid inlet

Fluid outlet

Hydraulic motive cylinderPlunger seal

Alternatingmotion

High pressure Intensifier

Nozzle Chamber

• Shear Force

• Cavitation

• Impact Force

Inlet

High Pressure Pump

Pressure Gauge

Nozzle Chamber

High Energy

Outlet

Inlet Shear & Cavitation Zone

Impact Zone Outlet

Inlet

Pressure (bar) 500 1000 1500 2000 2500

Fluid velocity (m/sec) 313 442 542 626 700

Inlet

Outlet

Outlet

Impact Zone

Shear & Cavitation Zone

Shear & Cavitation Zone

Impact Zone

Fluid Velocity (Sound Speed: 340 m/s)

Low Molecular Weight

1 %(w/v) Chitosan Solution

- Natural Polymer: Chitosan

- Solvent: D.I Water

- Nano Disperser: NLM 100

Operating Pressure (bar) 200 – 1500

Max. Flow Rate (ml/min) 100

Pump System Motor Driven

Dimension (mm) 300*450*300

Weight (kg) 30

Viscosity(1 %(w/v) Chitosan) Molecular Weight FT-IR Spectrum

• HPH treatment produces significant changes in the viscosity and molecular weight of the chitosan solution.

• As the pressure and the number of pass increases, the polymer solution shows a significant decrease of viscosity and molecular weight.

• High Depolymerization Effect, Short Process Time

and No Waste Water (Green Chemistry)

C

O

C

O

CH2OH

NH2 NH2

CH2OH

O OHOH

H

H

H

H

HH

H

H HH

- Chitosan structure

Cosmetic Food Drug

TextileDrug Delivery System

Environment

UV-Vis Spectrum

XRD

Characterization

- Viscometer

- Gel Chromatograph

- FT-IR

- UV-Vis

- XRD

• The intensity characteristics of the

peaks tend to decrease with

increasing numbers of passes under

high pressure homogenization.

• A decrease in crystallinity occurs due

to the destruction of the crystal

structure of chitosan as a result of the

cleavage of the glycosyl bonds