Crosslinked biological products, process for obtaining such products, and their use as removers
AssigneeSyndicat Interprofessionnel Biodecap
InventorsJean-Paul Bonhoure, Jacques Doumeizel, Denis Thery
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AssigneeSyndicat Interprofessionnel Biodecap
InventorsJean-Paul Bonhoure, Jacques Doumeizel, Denis Thery
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The invention relates to the field of biological chemistry, and to polysaccharides in particular. Specifically, it concerns biological products obtained as a result of the polymerization and crosslinking in an alkaline medium of a gel, comprised of wheat or spelt wheat flour, in the presence of a dual-function crosslinking reagent. The invention further relates to a process for obtaining said biological products, consisting in forming an aqueous dispersion of flour, rendering this dispersion alkaline by adding an alkaline metal hydroxide, performing polymerization and crosslinking in the presence of a dual-function crosslinking reagent, and drying the resultant gel to obtain a vitreous, lightly colored product with a solid substance content of between 75% and 85% which is then ground into hard particles of a predetermined size. The application of the invention is abrasive particles.
A biological product having a vitreous structure, obtained as a result of polymerizing and crosslinking cereal flours in an alkaline medium with a divalent crosslinking agent, having a particle size distribution of between and 0.80 and 1.8 mm, a specific gravity in the range of 0.75 to 0.85 and a Shore index hardness in the range of 70 to 85.
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