Wheat straw (WS) is one of the abundant categories of agricultural waste, which is usually
abandoned and burned yearly, thus creating environmental issues. Traditionally, it is used …

The utilization of agricultural residues to obtain biocompounds of high-added value has
significantly increased in the past decades. The conversion of agro-based residues into …

High-purity cellulose nanofibers were isolated from wheat straw through an environmentally
friendly, multistep treatment process that combined steam explosion, microwave-assisted …

The present research aimed to study the nanofibers from bacterial cellulose (BC) by HCl
hydrolysis and explore its new potential application in fresh-cut apples. Bacterial cellulose …

Agriculture waste is the most economic and promising source of raw materials. Wheat straw
is a highly produced agricultural waste and its biodegradable nature makes it a perfect …

Nowadays, cellulose as a potential bioresource has attracted the interest of many industries
such as textile, chemical, pharmaceutical, and composite industries. The most common …

In this work, we evaluated the extraction of nanocellulose from agro-industrial residue of
yerba mate (YM, Ilex paraguariensis, St. Hil) sticks through chemical (bleaching and 2, 2, 6 …

Cigarette waste pollutes the environment and is a desired problem to be addressed by
humans. However, such waste can be recycled by converting it into raw material for the …

Nanocrytalline cellulose (NCC) was isolated using cellulose extracted from two different
precursor materials: Eucalyptus globulus and rice straw. The two ground precursor materials …

Cellulose nanofibers (CNFs) were isolated from sugarcane bagasse (SCB) through the
combination of bio-refinery, sulfur-free, and totally chlorine free (TCF) chemo-mechanical …