4W-F16
Materials Zone
Polylisin is a naturally derived cationic polymer produced through microbial fermentation, with a 30-year track record as a food preservative. At this exhibition, we will showcase its applications in non-food sectors—such as adjusting surface charge and improving wettability—that leverage its properties as a cationic polymer. We look forward to seeing you there.
Polylysine is a naturally derived cationic polymer produced through microbial fermentation. It has a linear structure, and the amino groups on its side chains carry a positive charge, allowing it to adsorb onto particles and metals, and can help adjust surface charge and improve wettability. Additionally, it is a free form that does not contain any salts. Furthermore, it is approved as a food preservative, and its high safety has been confirmed.
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