FIELD: materials science.
SUBSTANCE: invention relates to materials science, namely to the determination of the resistance of materials to biodegradation. For this purpose prepare samples with the tested materials, sterile liquid nutrient medium (SLNM) and nutrient medium with test microorganisms (MLNM). SLNM is an aqueous solution with a pH of 6.8–7.4, containing 4–6 g/l glucose, 16–20 g/l protein hydrolyzate and 1.8–2.2 g/l NaCl. MLNM is SLNM with the addition of a strain of Escherichia coli ATSS 25922 in an amount of from 5×106 up to 5×107 viable cells per ml. Then the samples are incubated in SLNM and MLNM for 8–10 days at a temperature of 29–31 °C with a daily replacement of 40 % of the incubation liquid nutrient medium on SLNM. Mechanical properties of the samples are measured before and after incubation. Calculation of changes in the mechanical properties of the tested samples as a result of their degradation induced by various factors is made according to the following formulas: CMD=100×(σP-σR)/σR, CCHD=100×(σK-σP)/σP, CBD=100×(σB-σK)/σK, where CMD – coefficient of mechanical degradation, CCHD – coefficient of chemical decomposition, CBD – coefficient of biodegradability, σR – strength of samples containing reference products, σP – strength of samples containing test products, σK – strength of samples containing test products or materials, after incubating them in SLNM, σB – strength of samples containing the tested products or materials, after incubating them in the MLNM. With values of CBD more than -10 % of the tested samples are considered to be hydrolytically stable in the presence of microorganisms; with values of CBD less than -30 % of the tested samples are considered to be hydrolytically unstable in the presence of microorganisms. With values of CCHD more than -10 % of the tested samples are considered to be hydrolytically stable in the absence of microorganisms, with values of CCHD less than -30 % of the tested samples are considered to be hydrolytically unstable in the absence of microorganisms.
EFFECT: invention provides a rapid assessment of the hydrolytic resistance of materials to biodegradation and can be used in the development and evaluation of new materials.
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Dates
2018-12-26—Published
2017-11-03—Filed