This study is aimed to determine characteristics of cellulose na, - (2017) Sintesis Dan Karakterisasi Nanofiber Selulosa Sebagai Model Drug Delivery System. Thesis thesis, UNIVERSITAS AIRLANGGA.

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Abstract

This study is aimed to determine characteristics of cellulose nanofiber that produced from electrospinning techniques to be used as a drug delivery system which coated on to surgical suture. Cellulose that is successfully converted into nanofiber is an ester of cellulose i.e. cellulose acetate with Mw = 30,000 using acetonelDMAc (2: 1) as a solvent with concentration of 17% w/v on The condition ofvoitage 22 KV, the distance coliector with needle is 15 em, and the flow rate of 0.005 mLimin. Ceftriaxone and ibuprofen successfully added to the polymer solution of cellulose acetate and converted into a nanofiber with electrospinning techniques in similar conditions with nanofiber cellulose acetate, then coated on the surgical suture. The Diameter average of fiber result are 558.5 nm for cellulose acetate, 412.5 nm for cellulose acetate-ceftriaxone, and 533.5 nm for cellulose acetate-ibuprofen. The coating process of the fibers on surgical suture give an effect to the tensile strength, the results of the tensile test showed a decrease 40% of the surgical suture after coated with cellulose acetate fiber, 20% with cellulose acetate-ceftriaxone fiber, and 25% wiLl-} cellulose acetate-ibuprofen fiber. Homogeneity test of the drug release from fiber based on Levene test is obtained p=0.085 for cellulose acetate-ceftriaxone fiber and p=0.385 for cellulose acetateIbuprofen fiber,p value> 0,05 indicates that the sample variant is the same. The meshes value of fiber against drug particles is 12.04% for cellulose acetate-ceftriaxone fiber that coating surgical suture, 28.88% for cellulose acetateibuprofen fiber that coating surgical suture, 5.81 % cellulose acetate-ceftriaxone fiber, 7.07% for cellulose acetate-ibuprofen fiber, and 8.12% cellulose acetateceftriaxone membrane.

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