Hypercrosslinking with diamine crosslinkers
AssigneeRoche Diagnostics Operations, Inc.
InventorsGaston Hubertus Maria Vondenhoff, Stephan Hug
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AssigneeRoche Diagnostics Operations, Inc.
InventorsGaston Hubertus Maria Vondenhoff, Stephan Hug
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The present disclosure relates to hypercrosslinked magnetic particle with a polymer matrix and at least one magnetic core (M), wherein the polymer matrix has at least one crosslinked polymer having at least one hypercrosslinking bond, wherein the hypercrosslinking bond is a molecule having at least two nitrogen atoms within its structure which are part of the hypercrosslinking bond; and having at least one positive charge. Further, the disclosure relates to a method of preparing the hypercrosslinked magnetic particle and also to hypercrosslinked magnetic particle obtained or obtainable from the method. Also described is the use of the hypercrosslinked magnetic particles for enrichment or purification of at least one analyte as well as to the use of the hypercrosslinked magnetic particles for purification of water.
A hypercrosslinked magnetic particle comprising a polymer matrix and at least one magnetic core (M), wherein the polymer matrix comprises at least one crosslinked polymer having at least one hypercrosslinking bond, wherein the hypercrosslinking bond consists of a molecule comprising at least two nitrogen atoms within its structure which are part of the hypercrosslinking bond;
A method of preparing a hypercrosslinked magnetic particle comprising a polymer matrix and at least one magnetic core (M), wherein the polymer matrix comprises at least one crosslinked polymer having at least one hypercrosslinking bond, wherein the hypercrosslinking bond consists of a molecule comprising at least two nitrogen atoms within its structure which are part of the hypercrosslinking bond, wherein the molecule comprising at least two nitrogen atoms within its structure has the general structure of formula I
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