Cellulose is an important polysaccharide, which is the material of plant cell support material. Cellulose, as a biodegradable and green material, comes from a wide range of sources. Herbaceous and woody plants provide a green and stable source of raw materials for cellulose production. It has many applications, whether in traditional industries such as wood, paper, medical biomaterials, or plant-based charcoal materials.
CD BioSciences is committed to providing professional, comprehensive, and advanced biophysical analytical techniques to characterize the structure of plant cellulose, thereby opening up more possibilities for future cellulose research and applications.
CD BioSciences is deeply engaged in biophysics, has built a comprehensive biophysical analysis platform, committed to contributing to the research of plant science. We will bring the most accurate and sensitive technology to our clients to advance the research process.
We offer biophysical technologies such as ultrasonic treatment, microwave-assisted extraction, and high-pressure homogenization to effectively extract cellulose from plants with no or fewer chemicals. In addition, our techniques disrupt plant cell walls through the action of physical forces, making it easier to release cellulose from plant tissues.
We can provide biophysical techniques such as X-ray diffraction (XRD), atomic force microscopy (AFM), infrared spectroscopy (IR), Raman spectroscopy, and nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) for characterizing the structure of cellulose. Information on cellular parameters, crystallinity, and chemical structure of cellulose can be determined from X-ray diffractograms and IR spectrograms. Our AFM technique reveals the fiber diameter, surface roughness, and alignment between fibers, thus revealing the structural characteristics of cellulose. In addition, we can measure the NMR spectra of cellulose samples to obtain the interatomic connections and spatial configurations in the cellulose molecule, thus revealing its molecular structure. This information is critical to understanding the mechanical properties and thermal stability of cellulose.
Cellulose pyrolysis is the process of pyrolyzing biomass in the complete absence or presence of small amounts of oxygen, resulting in the production of liquid and solid products and gases. We provide infrared spectroscopy for studying the chemical structure and functional groups of cellulose pyrolysis products. In addition, we offer nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) techniques to further reveal the spatial configuration and connectivity of the molecules in the pyrolysis products. With our thermogravimetric analyzers, we can measure the mass and thermal stability, which in turn provides an important theoretical basis for the application of cellulose pyrolysis products.
CD BioSciences, as a biophysics specialist, has rich experience and professional technical support focusing on cellulose structure characterization to further reveal the physical and chemical properties of cellulose. If you need our services, please contact us.
CD BioSciences is a biotechnology company focused on biophysical services. We are proficient in both chemistry and biophysics, and have a comprehensive biophysical platform containing a wide range of advanced technologies.