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Wheat straw hemicellulose films as affected by citric acid

Azeredo et al., 2015

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16287178113913484564
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Azeredo H
Kontou-Vrettou C
Moates G
Wellner N
Cross K
Pereira P
Waldron K
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Food Hydrocolloids

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Hemicelluloses have been extracted from wheat straw with an alkaline peroxide solution. Biodegradable films intended for food packaging have been produced from hemicelluloses mixed with glycerol and different concentrations of citric acid (as a crosslinking agent), with …
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