Date:September 24, 2020
Country: United States
Plants
Trees
Cellulose
Process waste/Secondary residue
Biochemicals
Nanocellulose
Application
Description Researchers are utilizing nanocellulose, a biodegradable and renewable material derived from plant biomass, to create filters that can effectively remove contaminants and pollutants from water. The filters are designed to be low-cost, sustainable, and efficient, making them a promising solution for addressing global water purification challenges.
Pathway Description: The process used in this project involves nitro-oxidation of cellulose to produce nitrocellulose, which is then converted into nanocellulose.
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Tags: Nanocellulose filtersNanoCellulose For Water PurificationBio Based Water PurificationEco Friendly Purification
Biochemicals
Nanocellulose
Types of Feedstock
secondary agricultural residue
Chemical
nitro-oxidation method
Educational Institution
Stony Brook University