Abstract
In recent years, considerable success in the modification of natural polymers by irradiation with the purpose of producing properties for specific applications has been recorded. Research groups in many countries have developed new products based on radiation-processed polysaccharides. Some developed products have already been commercialized. These include plant growth promoters and protectors for application in agriculture, wound dressing hydrogels containing radiation processed polysaccharides for the health sector, and adsorbents of metal ions and organic pollutants for the protection of the environment. In Algeria, although the commercialization stage of radiation-processed polysaccharides has not yet been reached, special attention is being given to research in this area. Several studies related to the effects of ionizing radiation on polysaccharides such as chitosan and sodium alginate have been conducted. Work activities aimed at the development of materials based on natural polymers for medical, environmental and agricultural applications have either been completed or are currently being done. The results of some of these studies are presented below. (author)
Mahlous, M.;
[1]
Centre de Recherche Nucléaire d’Alger (CRNA), Algiers (Algeria)]
- Commissariat à l'Energie Atomique (COMENA) (Algeria)
Citation Formats
Mahlous, M., and Centre de Recherche Nucléaire d’Alger (CRNA), Algiers (Algeria)].
Status of R&D on Radiation Processing of Natural Polymers at the Nuclear Research Centre of Algiers. Chapter 2.
IAEA: N. p.,
2014.
Web.
Mahlous, M., & Centre de Recherche Nucléaire d’Alger (CRNA), Algiers (Algeria)].
Status of R&D on Radiation Processing of Natural Polymers at the Nuclear Research Centre of Algiers. Chapter 2.
IAEA.
Mahlous, M., and Centre de Recherche Nucléaire d’Alger (CRNA), Algiers (Algeria)].
2014.
"Status of R&D on Radiation Processing of Natural Polymers at the Nuclear Research Centre of Algiers. Chapter 2."
IAEA.
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title = {Status of R&D on Radiation Processing of Natural Polymers at the Nuclear Research Centre of Algiers. Chapter 2}
author = {Mahlous, M., and Centre de Recherche Nucléaire d’Alger (CRNA), Algiers (Algeria)]}
abstractNote = {In recent years, considerable success in the modification of natural polymers by irradiation with the purpose of producing properties for specific applications has been recorded. Research groups in many countries have developed new products based on radiation-processed polysaccharides. Some developed products have already been commercialized. These include plant growth promoters and protectors for application in agriculture, wound dressing hydrogels containing radiation processed polysaccharides for the health sector, and adsorbents of metal ions and organic pollutants for the protection of the environment. In Algeria, although the commercialization stage of radiation-processed polysaccharides has not yet been reached, special attention is being given to research in this area. Several studies related to the effects of ionizing radiation on polysaccharides such as chitosan and sodium alginate have been conducted. Work activities aimed at the development of materials based on natural polymers for medical, environmental and agricultural applications have either been completed or are currently being done. The results of some of these studies are presented below. (author)}
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title = {Status of R&D on Radiation Processing of Natural Polymers at the Nuclear Research Centre of Algiers. Chapter 2}
author = {Mahlous, M., and Centre de Recherche Nucléaire d’Alger (CRNA), Algiers (Algeria)]}
abstractNote = {In recent years, considerable success in the modification of natural polymers by irradiation with the purpose of producing properties for specific applications has been recorded. Research groups in many countries have developed new products based on radiation-processed polysaccharides. Some developed products have already been commercialized. These include plant growth promoters and protectors for application in agriculture, wound dressing hydrogels containing radiation processed polysaccharides for the health sector, and adsorbents of metal ions and organic pollutants for the protection of the environment. In Algeria, although the commercialization stage of radiation-processed polysaccharides has not yet been reached, special attention is being given to research in this area. Several studies related to the effects of ionizing radiation on polysaccharides such as chitosan and sodium alginate have been conducted. Work activities aimed at the development of materials based on natural polymers for medical, environmental and agricultural applications have either been completed or are currently being done. The results of some of these studies are presented below. (author)}
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