Nutritional Considerations in Indian Patients on PD

Nayak, Aditi; Nayak, Akash; Prabhu, Mayoor V.; Nayak, K.S.

doi:10.5772/22032

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“…Moreover, chemisorption along with physisorption state of RB tend to occur at higher pH. 31 Some comparable results have been testied in the literature. [33][34][35] The maximum sorption capacity of RB by MNP-PANI-DICAT at pH 1 make it as an excellent sorbent compared to MNP-PANI and native MNPs.…”

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confidence: 60%

“… 29,30 In term of sorption state properties, the influence of pH toward RB solution on the surface of MNP-PANI-DICAT at lower pH ranges leads to chemisorption state along with physisorption state. 31 …”

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confidence: 99%

“…29,30 In term of sorption state properties, the inuence of pH toward RB solution on the surface of MNP-PANI-DICAT at lower pH ranges leads to chemisorption state along with physisorption state. 31 Based observation, the percentage removal of RB in an aqueous solution was slightly reduced while, increased of pH until pH 3 and not signicantly increased from pH 4 to 10. 32 This is because the presence of OH À groups changed the form of RB structure.…”

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confidence: 87%

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Polyaniline modified magnetic nanoparticles coated with dicationic ionic liquid for effective removal of rhodamine B (RB) from aqueous solution

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Polyaniline modified magnetic nanoparticles coated with dicationic ionic liquid for effective removal of rhodamine B (RB) from aqueous solution

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“…Considering that NaOEr is prepared from biodegradable erucic acid, the choline-NaOEr wormlike system can be regarded as environmentally friendly. Choline carboxylates have already been reported 55,56 as ingredients of certain formulations, for example, cosmetic products or cryoprotectant agents for plants. Second, choline shows a stronger ability to favor micelle growth.…”

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“Green” anionic wormlike micelles induced by choline

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In such application fields as oilwell stimulation, tertiary oil recovery and drug release, environmentalfriendly wormlike micelles are largely preferred. The present work reports a ''green'' wormlike micellar system formed by a bio-based anionic surfactant, sodium erucate (NaOEr), and a biodegradable hydrotrope, choline. The micellar solutions were examined by means of rheology and cryo-TEM observation. Besides possessing lower toxicity, choline exhibits a stronger ability to induce micelle growth than tetramethylammonium, which is commonly used to promote the formation of anionic worms, and the choline-NaOEr system is more thermosensitive with increasing counterion concentration. These notable advantages enable the choline-NaOEr wormlike micellar system to find potential applications in biomedical areas and clean fracturing fluids.

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“…Hydrogel nanoparticles continue to attract attention for a variety of applications, including superabsorbent materials, chemical separations, sensors, and pharmaceutical drug delivery. [1][2][3][4][5][6] These nanoparticles (also known as nanogels) are on the order of tens to hundreds of nanometers in size and can be readily optimized both chemically and physically for their intended application. 7 Such nanoparticles are typically synthesized using hydrophilic and even degradable crosslinkers, leading to a high degree of swelling in aqueous environments both initially and over time.…”

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