APIS MELLIFERA ASALARI XITOZANINI MIKROTO‘LQIN YORDAMIDA SINTEZ QILISH VA REOLOGIK XOSSALARINI O‘RGANISH
In this study, chitosan was synthesized from dead Apis Mellifera honeybees using a microwave-assisted deacetylation method. Compared to conventional thermal processing, this approach significantly reduces reaction time and energy consumption. The obtained chitosan was analyzed for its physicochemical properties, rheological behavior, molecular weight, and degree of deacetylation (DDA). The results indicate that chitosan derived from Apis Mellifera demonstrates high quality and promising potential for applications in biomedicine, pharmaceuticals, and biomaterials engineering.
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