The hierarchical, porous, and macromolecular structures of woods provide opportunities for
them to be modified and processed into structural, functional, and multi-functional materials …

Strategies to mitigate the expected “cellulose gap” include increased use of wood cellulose,
fabric reuse, and recycling. Ionic liquids (ILs) are employed for cellulose physical dissolution …

Dyes containing wastewater are generally produced in enormous quantities by the textile,
dyeing, paper and pulp, tannery, and paint industries. Adsorption is used widely for dye …

In this study, a new method to fabricate cellulose nanocrystals (CNCs) based on DES
pretreatment of wood cellulose fibers with choline chloride and organic acids are reported …

Chemical recycling can be used to separate fibers that are constituents of different types of
fabrics. This type of process can be considered one of the most effective forms of recycling …

TEMPO/NaClO/NaBr and sodium periodate were combined in a one-shot reaction to oxidise
cellulose from bleached pulp. Oxidation of cellulose forms two fractions: a highly …

Microcrystalline celluloses were isolated from four agricultural residues, including sweet
sorghum stalk, Jerusalem artichoke stalk, grains stillage, and Chinese herb residue, and …

Depolymerization of cellulose is often used as a (pre) treatment protocol within the catalytic
valorization strategies of cellulose. Typical depolymerization protocols yield polymerization …

This work proposes an environmentally low cost route for nano copper oxide
functionalization of cotton in order to impart antibacterial and photocatalytic properties for the …

Cellulose hydrolysis is an extensively studied process due to its relevance in the fields of
biofuels, chemicals production, and renewable nanomaterials. However, the direct …