Surface Chemistry in Biomedical and Environmental Science
DOI: 10.1007/1-4020-4741-x_35
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Interaction of Phenolic Pollutants with PNIPA hydrogels

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“…In aqueous phenol solutions a limited reduction in swelling occurs up to 52 mM, at which an abrupt change occurs already at 20 °C. Above this concentration the phenol loaded system exhibits only limited swelling [6][7]. Ibuprofen causes only a minor depletion that is proportional to its concentration in the swelling medium in the wide concentration range of the experiments, while dopamine shows no detectable influence at all up to 500 mM.…”
Section: Equilibrium Swelling Properties In Aqueous Solutionsmentioning
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“…In aqueous phenol solutions a limited reduction in swelling occurs up to 52 mM, at which an abrupt change occurs already at 20 °C. Above this concentration the phenol loaded system exhibits only limited swelling [6][7]. Ibuprofen causes only a minor depletion that is proportional to its concentration in the swelling medium in the wide concentration range of the experiments, while dopamine shows no detectable influence at all up to 500 mM.…”
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confidence: 86%
“…PNIPA exhibits a concentration dependent response in the presence of phenols. [6][7] Binding of phenol to PNIPA is mediated by hydrogen bonding between the amide group of the NIPA chain and the hydroxyl group of the phenol molecule [11]. The associative behaviour between phenol and PNIPA was also proved by small-angle neutron scattering (SANS) and solid state NMR techniques [5,8].…”
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