MOLECULAR SPECTROSCOPIC ANALYSIS OF THE FUNCTIONAL COMPOSITION OF SILK FIBRON
Keywords:
Silk fibroin, x-ray, hydrolysis, micro and nano particles, spectrum.Abstract
X-ray diffraction analysis of the samples showed that in the range of diffraction angles considered, crystalline reflexes were observed at 2θ=13.09°, 18.63°, 21.21°, 25.33° and 30.39°, which are characteristic of fibroin.
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