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Plasticized cellulose acetate (pCA) composites with talc and a small amount of Luperox show improved strength, flexibility, and barrier properties, making them promising biodegradable materials for rigid packaging applications. ABSTRACT This work aims to improve the processing window and melt strength of cellulose acetate (CA) with low acetyl content ...
Fatemeh Jahangiri +3 more
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This work addresses the results of experimental investigation carried out on mechanical and morphological properties of plain woven kenaf fiber reinforced PVB film which was prepared by hot press technique. The composites were prepared with various fiber
Suhad D. Salman +4 more
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Fiber yellowing is an important indicator to distinguish the quality of natural fibers. Natural fibers such as cotton, kenaf and wool are subjected to production conditions such as UV light, heat and acid-base treatment during their growth and processing.
Hongyu Jiang +5 more
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A review of literatures related of using kenaf for pulp production (beating, fractionation, and recycled fiber) [PDF]
This paper reviews several empirical studies which highlight the using of kenaf for pulp production (beating, fractionation, and recycled fiber). Kenaf is a non-wood pulp source that is alreadly used in parts of the world.
Harun, Jalaluddin +6 more
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Delignification Pathways for the Engineering of Nanostructured Wood
Delignification severity in wood is determined by experimental parameters that control the removal of noncellulosic components, thereby shaping the resulting chemistry and microstructure. Although delignification is crucial for engineered wood fabrication, quantitative guidelines spanning different chemistries and processes are lacking.
Qian Liu +6 more
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The main objective of this research is to investigate the effect of environmental degradation on the mechanical properties of kenaf/PET fiber reinforced POM hybrid composite.
Mohamad Zaki Abdullah +2 more
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Concrete’s durability is often compromised by low tensile strength, cracking, and limited self‐repair. Natural fibers like jute offer reinforcement but may absorb moisture, negatively affecting workability and durability, necessitating additional mortar for optimal performance.
Tadelech Abrham Adisu +6 more
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