#structural modification
- Amination — The act of amirosa and its result; the technical or experimental process of amination or introducing amino groups into the structure of an organic compound or a plant polymer. It represents a structural stage aimed at modifying the surface reactivity of a biomaterial.
- Amination — The act of amirosi and its result; the technical, chemical, or experimental process of amination or introducing amino groups into an organic molecular network or onto a polymer surface. It represents a structural stage aimed at adding nitrogenous active sites onto a solid support.
- Amiration — A technical or industrial jargon variant for the process of amirating or grafting amira / amylic radicals into a complex organic structure. It represents a structural method aimed at modifying the solubility properties of a macromolecular compound.
- To amirate — To graft or introduce an amylic or amira-type radical into the molecular structure of a complex organic compound; to subject a substrate to the amiration process in order to alter its physicochemical properties. This controlled structural transformation in a laboratory setting aims to adjust the solubility and thermal stability of synthetic polymers.