Abstract

Herewith we present the sensitive spectroscopic method, which allows to monitor the number of intermolecular bonds being created during the gelation process. We report the time evolution of the Raman and fluorescence spectra observed in the D2O and H2O gelatin solutions during the sol–gel transition. Comparison of the results obtained for the D2O solvent with that of the H2O solvent points out the drastic influence of deuteration on the kinetics of the gelation process. The change of the water Raman peaks profiles due to slow hydrogen–deuterium exchange indicates of the helix formation rate.

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