How to make Bioplastic from Corn Starch Vinegar Glycerin

#bioplastics #Biopolymer #Polymer #Corn #Starch #vinegar
Esterification Reaction with Glycerol and Citric acid | Biodegradable Polymer Synthesis : • Esterification Reactio...
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[@richardrisley6782]

Fantastic example of organic chemistry with simple household reactants. Love this channel!

[@laceyasher3854]

I really enjoyed the addition of seeds into the material so the experimental results could also yield a more useful bio plastic for daily life!

[@JenniferHanson-j4b]

Very cool experiment, fun to do!

[@jaso107]

One of my favorite videos on this channel! Fun way to get others into chemistry.

[@himanshuvora1980]

This really good, explained very well. Thank you sir.

[@MichelleShields-sb3bf]

The polymer labs are my favorite ones, I’m going to do this with my little ones this summer.

[@varshitakaranam]

This looks like a fun experiment to do at home! Love the video, Dr. Rastogi.

[@MakiahGrant]

So cool! This is definitely an experiment I want to try at home!

[@adamyero9715]

fun at home experiment to help teach the family

[@prasadrangajeewa9149]

Hi Dr this is intersting, can you instead of corn flour and acetic acid, carboxymethyl cellulose and citric acid.and dr can we use this preparation for wound

[@shivakrastogilectures9541]

@prasadrangajeewa9149: thank you for your interest. Use of carboxymethyl cellulose (CMC) and citric acid would be prepare a soft polymer for drug delivery for wound. It need research. Let me know if you have any Q.

[@lavalen07]

Thank u sooo much Dr. Rstogi, I am currently working on a school paper research related to this topic and your video was really helpful

[@shivakrastogilectures9541]

@lavalen07: Glad it was helpful! All the best to your research paper.

[@GisliNairs]

What is concentration of glycerol?

[@yuyeonkim9699]

I love the video! Out of interest, can you tell me about the paper you referenced in preparing this experiment?

[@shivakrastogilectures9541]

Sure, I will post the references in the comment box.

[@ReneeE1467]

Thank you so much for this video! I love that I can do this at home and it would be a fun experiment to show my son!

[@sianmeans8373]

Cool concept interested to try

[@DesignforstudentsBlogspotAu]

Great information, thankyou

[@shivakrastogilectures9541]

Thank you

[@yuyeonkim9699]

And I'm going to try this experiment myself, and I'm thinking of adding calcium chloride to increase the strength. What do you think?

[@shivakrastogilectures9541]

Adding calcium chloride would be a certainly a good Idea to improve the strength. May I know what would be the source of your CaCl2 ?

[@kristenhurlbut1727]

Awesome!

[@sameerasumar7663]

Is this easily disposable??

[@shivakrastogilectures9541]

@cameerasumar7663 It should be, because its ingredients are only corn starch polymerized by glycerol and vinegar. I left in the flower pot and slowly it was keep reducing. However, I have not done any disposable experiment of it. That could be another topic of research. Let me know if you have any other question. Thank you

[@Biancaechavarria]

please, leave yours rings , it is s lab

[@bigbustafson]

great video, Dr Rastogi

[@Favoriteduke11]

fun at home experiment to help teach the family