Procedure of PLA-Production and Degradation

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Procedure of PLA-Production and Degradation

2. Separation of Cells by Centrifugation   2.1 Fill 40 ml of fermenter medium in two 50 mL Falcon- Tubes. 2.2 Centrifuge the Falcon-Tubes at 5000 rpm for 10 minutes. Supernatant Pellet

3. Concentration of Lactic acid by destillation   3.1 75 mL of supernatant will be destilled. Heating system Distillation flask with supernatant Reflux condenser Flask with distilled water Water suply Thermometer

3. Distillation 3.2 Distill app. 50 mL H2O. 3.3 Cool down the lactic acid solution.

4. Polymerization of Lactate   4.1 The following lab items you need for the polymerization: Test tube rack Funnel Petri dish Test glass holder Test glass SnCL2 Burner Lighter Probe Protection googles Spatula

4.2 Pipette 5 mL of lactate-solution in a test glass. 4.3 Add the catalyzer SnCl2.

4.4 Heat the solution for 5 – 10 minutes in a fume cupboard by steady shaking to avoid boiling retardation.

4.5 When an intensive white smoke is coming up poor the liquid in a 40 mL beaker.  By cooling down in the beaker PLA gets solid.

5. PLA-Degradation by Hydrolyses   5.1 Add 10 mL dist. water into the beaker and stirr.  PLA gets slowly soluble. 10 mL H2Odist.

6. PLA-Degradation PLA-Foil PE-Foil 7 d 9 d 14 d 17 d Source: BASF