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  4. Pore size distribution in collagen fiber using water vapor adsorption studies
 
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Pore size distribution in collagen fiber using water vapor adsorption studies

Date Issued
01-01-1976
Author(s)
Sanjeevi, R.
Ramanathan, N.
Viswanathan, B.
DOI
10.1016/0021-9797(76)90194-6
Abstract
The pore size distribution in collagen fibers was determined using the sorption characteristics of water vapor. Collagen fibers were found to have pores of radius ∼55 Å and micropore analysis showed that collagen has micropores of radius ∼4.5 Å. When the noncollagenous components were removed, the ∼55 Å radius pore was absent and there was a new pore of radius ∼75 Å. Neither the removal of noncollagenous components nor tanning caused any change in the micropore structure. © 1976.
Volume
57
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