Developing Biocomposites Panels from Food Packaging and Textiles Wastes: Physical and Biological Performance
Abstract The urban solid waste problem has been one of the biggest environmental challenges these days. In this context, developing biocomposites with improved performance by using various sources and wastes has been intensified in the last decades for economic and environmental points of view. In t...
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