Computational study of the interaction between natural rubber α-terminal groups and l-quebrachitol, one of the major components of natural rubber

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Abstract

Natural rubber is a biomaterial with unique physical and chemical features that are indispensable for many industrial applications. It is widely accepted that the α-terminal groups of its biopolymer molecules play a critical role in its exceptional characteristics. Herein, we used molecular dynamics to model recently structurally defined α-terminal groups and their interaction with l-quebrachitol, which is the second most common compound found in natural rubber particles.

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Gimenez-Dejoz, J., Tsunoda, K., Fukushima, Y., & Numata, K. (2022). Computational study of the interaction between natural rubber α-terminal groups and l-quebrachitol, one of the major components of natural rubber. Polymer Journal, 54(2), 229–233. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41428-021-00569-w

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