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Unlike usual polyhydroxilic packing materials for liquid chromatography based on cross-linked agarose, CL-amylose and CL-dextrans (Sephadex), the cross-linked PVA gels exhibit an increase of swelling properties with the reticulation degree, up to a certain limit. Afterwards more advanced reticulation degrees induce a decrease in swelling capacities just as in case of other cross-linked polyhydroxilic polymers. This abnormal behaviour of CL-PVA was supposed as being due to the interchain hydrogen associations. IR spectra, X-ray data and 8 M urea treatments strongly supported our supposition pointing out a maximum association by hydrogen bonds in CL-PVA gels with a reduced degree of reticulation.
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Mateescu, M.A., Schell, H.D., Dimonie, M. et al. Some peculiar properties of cross-linked polyvinyl alcohol (CL-PVA) related to the reticulation degree. Polymer Bulletin 11, 421–427 (1984). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00265481
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