Currently, the majority of chemicals are derived from petroleum-based feedstocks. In recent
years, the valorization of lignin as feedstock for the production of alternative chemicals has …

Lignocellulosic materials can be explored as one of the sustainable substrates for
bioethanol production through microbial intervention as they are abundant, cheap and …

Burgeoning dependence on fossil fuels for transport and industrial sectors has been posing
challenges such as depletion of fossil fuel reserves, enhanced greenhouse gas (GHG) …

The aim of present work was to isolate cellulose from cotton gin waste (CGW) and synthesis
of carboxymethyl cellulose (CMC) from it. Scoured and bleached CGW was used to …

Cotton stalk is the most widely generated agricultural residue with lower economic
importance, and can be employed as a feedstock in lignocellulosic biorefinery for the …

A torrefaction study using RS (rice straw) and CS (cotton stalk) was carried out to better
understand the effects of the process conditions and the different compositions of biomass …

The present study aimed to add value to cotton waste biomass using a more eco-friendly
process, EnZolv which delignifies cotton stalk and cotton ginning mill waste. A maximum …

Cotton stalk (CS) is a potential biomass for bioethanol production, but the direct conversion
without pretreatment always results in an extremely low yield because of the recalcitrant …

Textile waste generation in the United States represents approximately 17 million tons per
year, constituting a serious environmental problem. Solutions to this situation have led to …

Waste jeans, containing cotton and polyester, are among the widely available sources for
bioenergy production. In this study, the cotton part of waste jean was used for biogas and …