Novel metal chelating chitosan derivative: attachment of iminodiacetate moieties via a hydrophilic spacer group

  • Holme K
  • Hall L
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Abstract

Chitosan has been reductively N-alkylated with a 6-O-substituted galactose derivative bearing an iminodiacetate residue, to give a chitosan derivative having a hydrophilic branch and a metal chelating group. The Cu(II) binding capacity of the derivative was comparable to native chitosan, but showed better ion-exchange ability. The product was water soluble, giving viscous 1% aqueous solutions that showed decreased viscosity upon addition of Cu(II) ions. Key words: chitosan, derivative, chelation, solubilization, viscosity.

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Holme, K. R., & Hall, L. D. (1991). Novel metal chelating chitosan derivative: attachment of iminodiacetate moieties via a hydrophilic spacer group. Canadian Journal of Chemistry, 69(4), 585–589. https://doi.org/10.1139/v91-088

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