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Oriented membranes could be prepared from modified polyglycidol with different modification degrees and showed promising proton permeability values.

A new generation of hybrid biomimetic membranes, combining dendronised liquid-crystalline poly[2- aziridin-1-yl)ethanol] with different modification degrees and anodized aluminum oxide as supoly[2- aziridin-1-ylre.

This would decrease the protein modification degree and impact the overall coupling process negatively.

Although both Pd Cu/Al2O3 and Pd Zn/Al2O3 exhibited improved selectivity to styrene compared to monometallic Pd/Al2O3, there is a difference in the activity and selectivity between the two types of bimetallic catalysts at the same Cu/Pd and Zn/Pd molar ratio, which is mainly caused by the different modification degrees of Cu and Zn on Pd.

The modification degrees of the resulting LC polyethers ranged between 8 and 43%.

Modification degrees of up to 30% can be achieved without degradation or other side-reactions.

Several reaction conditions were tested to provide the highest modification degrees with the minimum main-chain cleavage.

Mesophase self-assembling depended on the amount of dendrons introduced: in the case of modification degree ranging around 10%, the copolymers exhibited lamellar columnar structure, while for the highest modification degrees, hexagonal columnar mesophase resulted; in the case of intermediate degree of modification, the copolymers exhibited a rectangular columnar mesophase.

The mechanical properties and degradation rates (73% for SMH-1, 47% for SMH-2 and 37% for SMH-3 after 45 days) of SerMA hydrogels were readily tunable by varying methacryloyl modification degrees to meet various repair requirements.

The modification degrees of amino groups from CPO by CA, Ma and PA were determined as about 60% of the native enzyme.

Surface modifications and dispersion properties must first be defined by agreeing upon a few new terms, such as the degree of surface modification, degree of substitution, and degree of dispersion, to determine the possible relationship(s) that may exist between surface characteristics and the dispersibility of CNTs.