Abstract

AbstractThe low degree of internal molecular mobility of stiff polysaccharide chains prevent any thermal transition in the temperature range of their chemical stability. Substituted starches were synthesised to find the structural range, i.e. the necessary amount and length of mobile side chains which support the molecule with high enough level of internal degrees of freedom. Esterification and transesterification with hydroxy alkanoates, their polymers and lactones were used. The reaction was best catalysed with strong delocalised bases. The thermal properties of these model substances were characterised.

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