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Potential Food Applications of Biobased Materials. An EU-Concerted Action Project
Starch/Staerke, 2001 The objective of the study was to ascertain the state of the art with regard to the applicability of biobased packaging materials to foods and to identify potential food applications for biobased materials.
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For the development of environmentally compatible polymers, it is essential to understand that nature constructs a variety of materials, which can be used in human life. Plant materials such as cellulose, hemicellulose and lignin are the largest organic resources. However, they are not very well used except for cellulose. Hemicellulose has not yet been
Hyoe Hatakeyama +2 more
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For the development of environmentally compatible polymers, it is essential to understand that nature constructs a variety of materials, which can be used in human life. Plant materials such as cellulose, hemicellulose and lignin are the largest organic resources. However, they are not very well used except for cellulose. Hemicellulose has not yet been
Hyoe Hatakeyama +2 more
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Biobased thermosetting materials
2020A review. This chapter highlights the main recent researches on biobased thermo-setting resins. In the last two decades, esp. the last years, many efforts were dedicated (i) to synthesize new biobased building blocks used thereafter to build thermosetting resins and/or (ii) to elaborate thermosetting resins from renewable resources.
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Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 2012
In 1998 the U.S. government committed to preferentially purchase biobased products that perform as well as and do not cost much more than their synthetic counterparts. A year ago that commitment, under the U.S. Department of Agriculture, grew into the consumer-oriented BioPreferred labeling program to show the renewable content of consumer products ...
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In 1998 the U.S. government committed to preferentially purchase biobased products that perform as well as and do not cost much more than their synthetic counterparts. A year ago that commitment, under the U.S. Department of Agriculture, grew into the consumer-oriented BioPreferred labeling program to show the renewable content of consumer products ...
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Colouring by Using Biobased Materials
Advanced Materials Research, 2012Novel colouring techniques by using biobased materials were studied. The orange or reddish orange colourant is obtained from (+)-catechin by an enzymatic reaction using tyrosinase. Human hair can be dyed orange or reddish orange by the colourant. The colourant does not cause reactions on skin such as erythema or oedema. The fastness to washing or light
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Biobased Materials for Medical Applications
2020Carbon is the most important biobased material that forms the backbone of life as we know it. Based on this fundamental fact, it is no surprise that carbon-based materials have played an integral role in the development of medical materials. Biobased materials will continue to play an even greater role in medicine as we uncover more of the nuanced ...
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Biobased Phase Change Materials in Energy Storage and Thermal Management Technologies
Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 2023Anastasia Stamatiou +2 more
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