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The novel ITO protective layer enables ultra‐stable Zn metal anodes. By synergistically accelerating Zn2+ desolvation and Zn2+ transport via its unique structure, the ITO layer suppresses dendrites and side reactions. This results in exceptional stability for over 6000 h at 2 mA cm–2 and stable operation in Zn ||MnO2 full‐cell configurations.
Hyeongbeom Kang +5 more
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Effect of Lignin Content on Ultrasound-Induced Nanocellulose Formation in Biorefinery Lignin-Cellulose Mixtures. [PDF]
Puss KK +6 more
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Detection of dsRNA in Soil-Derived Ascomycetes and Characterization of Cladosporium cladosporioides Partitivirus 1 Isolate IPBL11. [PDF]
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Degradation of Wheat Straw by <i>Streptomyces thermocarboxydus</i> XH2: Insights from Genomic and Transcriptomic Analyses. [PDF]
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Upcycling <i>Agave cantala</i> leaf waste into biocomposite leather-like material <i>via</i> structural design and fibre reinforcement. [PDF]
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Valorization of birch tops and branches containing mechanically inseparable wood and bark.
Ramazanova L +3 more
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Polysaccharides associated with Alpha-Cellulose
AlPHA-CELLULOSE is an insoluble fibrous residue obtained by extraction of wood, straw pulps and holocelluloses with strong alkali under carefully controlled conditions. Since the procedures used are arbitrary, the yield and composition of the alpha-cellulose prepared from any specific source may vary within rather narrow limits.
G A Adams, C T Bishop
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Journal of the Textile Institute, 2020
In this research, alpha-cellulose was extracted from wheat bran using the chemical-mechanical procedure (Soxhlet – Ultrasonic waves).
Abosaeed Rashidi +1 more
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In this research, alpha-cellulose was extracted from wheat bran using the chemical-mechanical procedure (Soxhlet – Ultrasonic waves).
Abosaeed Rashidi +1 more
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Influence of alpha-cellulose on myoelectric activity of proximal canine colon
American Journal of Physiology-Gastrointestinal and Liver Physiology, 1983The relations between dietary fiber intake and myoelectric activity of the proximal canine colon were examined in four normal beagles fed four diets of varying fiber content in a randomized block design. The basal diet was a canned, meat-based product to which 3, 6, and 9% by weight of alpha-cellulose was added.
C F, Burrows, A M, Merritt
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