Search for dissertations about: "microfibrillated cellulose"
Showing result 21 - 25 of 26 swedish dissertations containing the words microfibrillated cellulose.
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21. Low-Cost, Environmentally Friendly Electric Double-Layer Capacitors : Concept, Materials and Production
Abstract : Today’s society is currently performing an exit from fossilfuel energy sources. The change to sustainable alternativesrequires inexpensive and environmentally friendly energy storagedevices. However, most current devices contain expensive,rare or toxic materials. These materials must be replaced bylow-cost, abundant, nontoxic components. READ MORE
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22. Design of new bioresourcepackaging from wood hydrolysates
Abstract : Hemicelluloses are a large group of polysaccharides that have recently attracted considerable attention in many industrial fields due to their abundance and renewability. They are non-edible and possess very good oxygen-barrier properties. READ MORE
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23. Biodegradable nanocomposite films based on amylopectin and chitosan
Abstract : The use of disposable material is rapidly increasing, today the absolute majority of the material used for these application, i.e. food packages, are oil-based plastics such as polyethylene and polypropylene. Therefore it is of great importance to find alternative biodegradable materials made from renewable resources for this huge growing market. READ MORE
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24. Bio-based barriers from wood hydrolysates : A pilot-scale approach
Abstract : Wood hydrolysates (WHs) are liquids extracted from the hydrothermal treatment of wood. They exist as the byproduct of forestry industries such as the dissolving pulp and fiberboard industries. WHs are hemicellulose-based with a large share of lignin in the chemical composition. READ MORE
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25. Agro-industry feedstock and side stream materials for wood panel manufacturing
Abstract : Wood-based panels are indispensable in many areas, such as the construction industry and furniture production. The intensified demand for renewable materials, rising wood prices and increasing protection zones of forest areas make the wood panel industry consider alternative raw materials. READ MORE