Revalorization of selected municipal solid wastes as new precursors of “green” nanocellulose via a novel one-pot isolation system: A source perspective
• A new and novel one-pot oxidative hydrolysis process has been developed for the facile production of nanocellulose. • Nanocellulose products were isolated from Panax ginseng, spent tea residue, waste cotton cloth and old corrugated cardboard. • Waste cotton cloth nanocellulose had the highest crys...
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• A new and novel one-pot oxidative hydrolysis process has been developed for the facile production of nanocellulose. • Nanocellulose products were isolated from Panax ginseng, spent tea residue, waste cotton cloth and old corrugated cardboard. • Waste cotton cloth nanocellulose had the highest crystallinity (83.6%) and better thermal stability (339°C) than the others. • Panax ginseng nanocellulose possessed the smallest fiber width (15.6±4.5nm) with high cellulose content (92.6%). • The nanocellulose yield obtained in this study was ranged from 24.6 to 69.3%. |
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• A new and novel one-pot oxidative hydrolysis process has been developed for the facile production of nanocellulose. • Nanocellulose products were isolated from Panax ginseng, spent tea residue, waste cotton cloth and old corrugated cardboard. • Waste cotton cloth nanocellulose had the highest crystallinity (83.6%) and better thermal stability (339°C) than the others. • Panax ginseng nanocellulose possessed the smallest fiber width (15.6±4.5nm) with high cellulose content (92.6%). • The nanocellulose yield obtained in this study was ranged from 24.6 to 69.3%. |
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• A new and novel one-pot oxidative hydrolysis process has been developed for the facile production of nanocellulose. • Nanocellulose products were isolated from Panax ginseng, spent tea residue, waste cotton cloth and old corrugated cardboard. • Waste cotton cloth nanocellulose had the highest crystallinity (83.6%) and better thermal stability (339°C) than the others. • Panax ginseng nanocellulose possessed the smallest fiber width (15.6±4.5nm) with high cellulose content (92.6%). • The nanocellulose yield obtained in this study was ranged from 24.6 to 69.3%. |
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Revalorization of selected municipal solid wastes as new precursors of “green” nanocellulose via a novel one-pot isolation system: A source perspective |
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