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The influence of preparation conditions on the characteristics of chitosan‐alginate dressings for skin lesions

Rodrigues et al., 2008

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8846825906583735076
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Rodrigues A
Saraiva Sanchez E
da Costa A
Moraes �
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Journal of applied polymer science

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In this work, the preparation and characterization of membranes obtained through chitosan and alginate coacervation and designed for use as wound dressings were evaluated. The influence of different stirring rates and rates of addition of chitosan solution to alginate …
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