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Synthesis of Specialty Polymer from Cellulose Extracted from Olive Industry Solid Waste

As' ad yousef Alhaj, 2013

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In the present work a method for extracting cellulose from olive industry solid waste (OISW) has been developed. The method involves subjecting solid waste (about 0.5 Kg) to extraction with organic solvent ethylacetate, then to kraft pulping, followed by multistep …
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    • D21—PAPER-MAKING; PRODUCTION OF CELLULOSE
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As' ad yousef Alhaj Synthesis of Specialty Polymer from Cellulose Extracted from Olive Industry Solid Waste